The Dome of St Paul's

The Dome of St Paul's Cathedral in London is an impressive architectural feature, designed by Sir Christopher Wren. It is an iconic, large stone structure with a double-shell design, meaning it has two layers for strength and durability. The dome measures about 111 meters (365 feet) high, making it one of the tallest of its kind. Its interior is famous for the Whispering Gallery, where even whispering against the wall can be heard on the opposite side. The dome's design combines engineering innovation with Baroque beauty, symbolizing resilience, faith, and the grandeur of London’s historical and spiritual landscape.