In 2017, a memorial service was held at St Paul’s for victims of the Grenfell Fire – the worst residential fire in the UK since World War II.

Learn about the monument to Thomas Picton (1758-1815). 

Up to 250 guests can join us in the Nelson Chamber, where the tomb of Admiral Lord Nelson provides a unique centrepiece.

Find information about all the services and concerts taking place at St Paul's Cathedral this Advent and Christmas.

The garden spaces of our Cathedral are a fantastic backdrop for BBQs, bars and canapé receptions, hosting up to 350 guests.

Three state funerals have been held at St Paul’s, reflecting the Cathedral’s role as a focus for national commemoration.

Learn about the monument to Robert Faulknor (1763-95). 

Learn about the monument to John Jervis (1735-1833). 

2022 heralds the Platinum Jubilee year for Her Majesty The Queen, marking 70 years of service to the people of the United Kingdom, the Realms and the Commonwealth.

The St Paul’s Collection of Wren Office drawings is unrivalled as a record of the design and construction of a single great building by one architect in the early modern era.

A profile of Virginia Hopson, a member of the Friends. 

Take a tour through the rare collection of written texts in our Library, including one of the most controversial Bibles in the world.

Find key information and guidance on our services – including our service schedule – and see how St Paul's connects to its wider London community.

For groups, we offer free tickets for leaders and guides, bookable private tours and special equipment to help you lead your own tour. 

Key information for staff and volunteers

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

The Great Fire of 1666 destroyed hundreds of manuscripts, with this book of psalms one of the only surviving artefacts. 

Learn about the monument to Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington, and the East India Company with this piece written by Abdul Sabur Kidwai.  

Learn about the monument to Sir William Jones and the East India Company with this piece written by Alum Bati.