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St Paul's Churchyard, City, London EC4M 8AD

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Grange St Paul's Hotel London
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 31% off from £275
10 Godliman Street, EC4V 5AJ | 3 minutes walk from St Paul's Cathedral
Perfectly located in the heart of London's financial district, yet moments away from the delights of the West End, the Grange St Paul's mixes contemporary style More

Crowne Plaza London The City
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double/Twin Rooms: 52% off from £223
19 New Bridge Street, EC4V 6DB | 7 minutes walk from St Paul's Cathedral
Rising from the very heart of the Square Mile, the listed façade of an early 20th Century building on the site of Henry VIII's Bridewell Palace More

Holiday Inn Express London Southwark
London > Hotels > Budget Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 74% off from £59
103-109 Southwark Street , SE1 0JQ | 13 minutes walk from St Paul's Cathedral
Located in the bustling heart of London's arts scene, with the capital's finest theatres, concert halls and cinemas just a short stroll away, this is a More

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Being the cathedral of the capital city, St Paul's is officially the spiritual home of Great Britain. The funerals of Lord Nelson, the Duke of Wellington and Sir Winston Churchill were conducted inside the church's fortress-like walls, as was the elaborate fairy-tale wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer. Built by court architect, Sir Christopher Wren, after the Great Fire of London in 1666, the cathedral miraculously survived the Blitz in World War Two when most of the surrounding area was flattened by German bombing raids. It consequently served to act as an inspirational symbol of British strength in the nation's darkest hour. During the construction of the dome and galleries, architect Wren was wrenched up and down in a basket at least once a week to inspect the work in progress. By the time work was completed in 1708, Wren was 78 years old and watched on as his son placed the last stone in position. Three curving galleries lead up to the dome - one of the largest in the world and one of the best viewing points in the City. Best for Architectural symbolism and sentiment, medieval relics and Victorian mosaics, curving galleries and great dome.