Learn about the history of the Jubilee celebrations held at St Paul’s – from Queen Victoria’s first ever celebration, to the world tours and river pageants of Queen Elizabeth II’s reign.

From special concerts to temporary art exhibitions, our What's On pages shows all the services and events happening at the Cathedral – and gives you a chance to search and filter to find specific events.

From interactive models to kids’ multimedia guides, there are lots of ways to make sure your visit as a family is as fun as possible.

Listen to all the Stories from St Paul’s podcasts produced by Douglas Anderson – a fascinating series exploring the history of our building.

Get to know the most famous individuals – and events from British history – celebrated and commemorated in the Cathedral.

The Great Fire of 1666 destroyed hundreds of manuscripts, with this book of psalms one of the only surviving artefacts. 

A painting commissioned by the Imperial Society of Knight’s Bachelor brings a contemporary take on a well-known moment in the life of St Martin.

The arrival in the Cathedral of a ground breaking sculpture by Henry Moore initiated a new relationship with contemporary art which continues to this day.

St Paul’s Cathedral is home to over five hundred monuments and memorials to some of the best know figures from British History. 

A profile of Eileen Woods, Wandsman and Cathedral Guide.

We have a number of sightseeing tickets available, with discounts for children, students, seniors over 65, and families.

Three state funerals have been held at St Paul’s, reflecting the Cathedral’s role as a focus for national commemoration.

We welcome visitors to worship, to sightsee and to attend a dynamic programme of events – from orchestral performances to thought-provoking panel discussions.

Our Collections department take care of our archives, library and objects – each collection featuring some remarkable historical artefacts.