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

Widely considered to be one of the world’s most beautiful buildings, St Paul’s Cathedral is a breathtaking events venue.

Explore spirituality, faith and social justice with our unique library of films, podcasts, panel discussions and reflections.

Find resources to help your community engage in tackling discrimination. 

Following the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, you are welcome to join us for our regular worship.

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

From our consecration to 21st century, chart the history of St Paul's and see which events – and people – helped create the Cathedral as it is today. 

Leave a gift in your will to St Paul’s, and support our work and mission for decades to come.

Janet has volunteered for St Paul’s for over two decades, now settling into her important role as Team Leader. Taking responsibility for connecting our broad network of volunteers and staff, she has made great friends through volunteering, and has found endless opportunities to learn. 

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

With 24/7 security protocols, well-trained staff and ongoing collaboration with local police and security organisations, St Paul’s is committed to keeping its visitors safe.

From restoring our library to providing better access for our disabled visitors, trusts and foundations help support a myriad of Cathedral projects.

Learn about the monument to John Moore (1761-1809). 

Learn about the origins of our magnificent Grand Organ, and find the specifications of our other organs.