St. Paul Cathedral

St. Paul’s Cathedral in London is an iconic Anglican church renowned for its majestic dome and impressive Baroque architecture. Designed by Sir Christopher Wren after the Great Fire of London in 1666, it serves as a spiritual and cultural symbol of the city. The cathedral features a rich history, stunning mosaics, and a grand nave that hosts significant ceremonies. Its Whispering Gallery offers a unique acoustic experience. As both a place of worship and tourist attraction, St. Paul’s embodies architectural innovation and historical resilience, attracting visitors worldwide while remaining a active site for religious services.