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Accessibility map of the Cathedral

This map gives detailed access information on the Cathedral, for visitors who have a disability. It shows the location and distance of public transport links, the various entrances to the Cathedral and the number of steps on each of our staircases.

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Explore our map

Explore the Cathedral Floor, Crypt and Dome – and see the location of key items in our Collections – by using our interactive map.

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Young Explorers Map (Page 2)

Intrepid explorers can use this map to find various animals around the Cathedral.

The granite lion supporting the tomb of the Duke of Wellington in the crypt

Young Explorers Map (Page 1)

Intrepid explorers can use this map to find various animals around the Cathedral.

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Accessibility at the Cathedral

With specially designed guides and tours, and measures in place to improve physical accessibility, disabled visitors can enjoy a visit to the Cathedral.

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Join the Cathedral Choir

As part of our Cathedral Choir, Choristers perform around the globe, and gain a first-class academic education at the Cathedral School.

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Cathedral Ministers

Meet the full-time clergy who help organise our services and provide pastoral support to the Cathedral’s visitors and worshippers.

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November at the Cathedral

Find information about all the services taking place at St Paul's Cathedral during this season of Remembrance.

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Caribbean history and St Paul's Cathedral

Learn about how the Cathedral's monuments relate to the history of the Caribbean islands.

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Eileen Woods: Wandsman and Cathedral guide

A profile of Eileen Woods, Wandsman and Cathedral Guide.

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One pound sightseeing tickets for St Paul's Cathedral

We're offering £1 sightseeing tickets to those UK visitors receiving Universal Credit, Pension Credit, or Employment Support Allowance (ESA), so you and up to four children can enjoy a memorable day out at St Paul’s Cathedral.

Sightseers in the Cathedral in the evening light

St Paul's Cathedral at Night

Enjoy the unique atmosphere of St Paul’s Cathedral at night.

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Shapes in St Paul's Cathedral

An activity sheet for key stage 1 about shapes found in the Cathedral.

A drawing of the rubble of the old cathedral after the great fire of London

Resurgam: St Paul's Cathedral and the Phoenix

An activity sheet about re-building St Paul's Cathedral after the Great Fire of London for children in key stage 1.

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St Paul's Cathedral during the Blitz

An activity sheet about St Paul's Cathedral during the Blitz for key stage 2.

St Paul's Watch gathered at the Cathedral

The St Paul's Watch protect the Cathedral

During both World Wars, a brave group of people volunteered to keep our building safe from harm – and their legacy lives on today.

Bishop Curry and Paula Gooder on stage at an Adult Learning event in the cathedral

St Paul's Cathedral Institute events

Find out what’s coming up at the Cathedral and online in events exploring Christian faith and spirituality, art and history, and contemporary issues.

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The Reverend Robert Kozak joins the Cathedral as Succentor

We are very pleased to announce that the Reverend Robert Kozak will be joining the Liturgical Team as Succentor from the beginning of Lent.

Oliver Jessop appointed as Cathedral archaeologist

The Chapter of St Paul’s announces the appointment of Oliver Jessop as Cathedral archaeologist, succeeding Dr John Schofield.

Sensory Sound Tour

Sensory Sound Tour of St Paul's Cathedral

Discover the sounds of St Paul’s with our Sensory Sound Tour, specially created for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities.