St Paul's and Beyond
It has been a long time since I have visited St Paul’s Cathedral.
When I visited it yesterday I rediscovered that it is a magnificent place of worship, being built for the Glory of God.
When I visited it yesterday I rediscovered that it is a magnificent place of worship, being built for the Glory of God.
With its elegant arches and Front Nave under the
impressive Dome, St Paul’s, purpose is the worship of God.
I began my visit with climbing the 259 steps of the Whispering
Gallery.
The Whispering Gallery is a 100 feet above. It offers
a tremendous view of all aspects of the Cathedral. It whispers as the whisper
echoes across to the other side.
To reach the Outside Gallery you have to climb, 119
steps yet again. You are rewarded with a wonderful view across London. Here take
your time to appreciate London as it is.
Yet again you climb another 152 steps using a narrow
spiral staircase. This is the Golden Gallery with extreme view.
With the whispering
echoes wafting from below there was the harmony of Choral Evensong. The choir
sang David’s Psalms which resonated perfectly, enthralling calm faithful reverence.
Sightseeing
opening hours - Monday to Saturday
8.30am Doors
open for sightseeing
9.30am Galleries
open to visitors
4pm Last
tickets issued
4.15pm Last
entry to galleries
4.30pm Doors
close for sightseeing
Concessions
(Students & Seniors) £16.00
(Students & Seniors) £16.00
Children
(6-17yrs) £8.00
Family Ticket
(2 Adults + 2 Children) £44.00
(2 Adults + 2 Children) £44.00
Charges are lower when purchased on line.
Filming and photography is not allowed inside the Cathedral.
Filming and photography is not allowed inside the Cathedral.
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