Grandparent's guide to St Paul's Cathedral

Grandparents' guide to St Paul's Cathedral

7. Accomodation

6. Food & Drink

5. What to see

4. Accessibility

3. Tickets

2. Opening times

1. Location

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How to get to St Paul’s Cathedral

St. Paul’s Cathedral is located in St. Paul's Churchyard, London, and its postcode is EC4M 8AD. The nearest tube station to the cathedral is St Paul’s Station, and there are multiple bus routes that stop close to the attraction.

St Paul’s Cathedral opening times

St Paul's Cathedral opens at 8.30am on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday and at 10am on Wednesdays. The doors close for entry at 4pm.

Where to get ticketsfor St Paul’s Cathedral

You can buy your tickets online. Go to the St Paul’s Cathedral website and visit the ‘book tickets’ page (https://www.stpauls.co.uk/book-tickets).

• Accessible entrances
• Accessible toilets
• Wheelchairs available to hire
• Guide dogs are welcome
• Audio described tours
• British Sign Language tours

How accessible isSt Paul’s Cathedral?

St Paul’s Cathedral has a number of facilities in place to help those with limited mobility:

• The cathedral domes and galleries
• Attractions like The Crypt & The American Memorial Chapel
• Monuments for some of the UK's most famous residents
• The gardens and courtyards

What to see and do atSt Paul’s Cathedral?

There is lots to see and do at St Paul’s Cathedral for adults and children:

Food & drink nearSt Paul’s Cathedral

There are several options when it comes to grabbing a bite to eat, with several restaurants, cafes, and bars located within close proximity of the cathedral.

Hotels near St Paul’s Cathedral

For grandparents who want to combine a visit to St Paul’s Cathedral with a stay in the capital, there are numerous hotels nearby, such as:

• Lost Property St Paul's London
• Leonardo Royal London
• Point A Hotel