St Paul's Cathedral (London)

St Paul’s Cathedral in London is an iconic Anglican church designed by Sir Christopher Wren, completed in 1710. Renowned for its stunning Dome, it dominates the city skyline and symbolizes resilience, having survived several events including the Blitz during WWII. The cathedral features impressive architecture, intricate mosaics, and historic artifacts, serving as a place of worship, national ceremonies, and artistic achievement. Its majestic interior offers a space for reflection and appreciation of craftsmanship, while the panoramic views from the dome attract visitors worldwide. St Paul’s stands as a testament to London's historical, cultural, and spiritual heritage.