English
English
Tickets
Language
Currency
- London Theatre Tickets
- London Eye
- Tower of London
- Harry Potter London Tours
- Heathrow Airport transfers
- Madame Tussauds London
- SEA LIFE London Aquarium
- Up At The O2 Climb
- Buckingham Palace
- London To Stonehenge Tours
- London To Windsor Castle Tours
- Tower Bridge
- National Express London
- Westminster Abbey
- Kew Gardens
- Hampton Court Palace
- Downton Abbey
- Frameless London
Contents
Exhibitions at St Paul's Cathedral | Past Exhibitions, Now Showing, Upcoming Shows
Founded in 604 AD, St. Paul’s Cathedral has gone through several transformations and renovations after having survived war, fire, and forces of nature. The current structure (the fourth to stand on the site) was designed by architect Christopher Wren and built between 1675 and 1710.
The cathedral hosts permanent and temporary exhibitions throughout the year. This page has all you need to know about the exhibitions showing currently.
What is St. Paul's Cathedral?
St. Paul’s Cathedral is an iconic British masterpiece that boasts a rich history and fascinating stories. It was first founded in 604 AD but was ravaged by fire. The second church built in its place was destroyed by the Viking raiders after which a third replacement was erected only to be destroyed again in the Great Fire of London in 1666.
Spread over five levels, the cathedral consists of the Crypt, the North and South aisles, several chapels, galleries, North and South transepts, the iconic Dome, the Quire, the Grand Organ, and the Cathedral Library that boasts a vast collection of 21,000 books, manuscripts, artefacts, models, paintings, and archaeological findings.
Book Tickets to St. Paul's CathedralExhibitions at St. Paul's Cathedral in 2022
Currently, there is only one exhibition showing at the St. Paul’s Cathedral. You will find an overview of the same in the section below.
Jubilee - St Paul's, the Monarch and the Changing World
Dates: Until 1 December 2022
Queen Elizabeth II will be the first British monarch to celebrate a Platinum Jubilee this year. This special exhibition explores the history of jubilee celebrations at the cathedral over three centuries.
Using decorated objects from St. Paul’s archives, the exhibition will tell interesting stories of the jubilee celebrations of four monarchs - King George III, Queen Victoria, King George V, and HM Queen Elizabeth II – as well as the socio-political and technological changes that the country experienced. Marvel at a wide collection of paintings, photographs, prints, and other historical treasures as well as designs for commemorative tea towels made by local students.
Book Tickets to the St. Paul's Cathedral
Frequently Asked Questions About St. Paul's Cathedral Exhibitions
Q. What exhibitions are currently showing at the St. Paul’s Cathedral in London?
A. There is currently only one upcoming exhibition at the cathedral - Jubilee - St Paul's, the Monarch and the Changing World.
Q. Do I need to buy separate tickets to view the various exhibitions at St. Paul’s Cathedral?
A. No. The entry tickets include access to the Cathedral Floor and the Crypt, the Dome Galleries, multimedia guides, and all temporary exhibitions and installations on display at the cathedral. The Whispering Gallery is currently closed to the public.
Q. What are the dates for the ‘Jubilee - St Paul's, the Monarch and the Changing World’ exhibition at St. Paul’s Cathedral?
A. The exhibition will continue until 1 December 2022.
Q. How can I view the exhibitions at St. Paul’s Cathedral?
A. You will need to book tickets to the St. Paul’s Cathedral in advance if you want to view the exhibitions being held there.
Q. What are some of the prominent exhibitions that have been held at St. Paul’s Cathedral?
A. Some of the most prominent exhibitions organized by the cathedral include the Jubilee Celebration of monarchs King George III, Queen Victoria, and King George V. Another interesting exhibition was Hands On History: Mudlarking at St. Paul’s Cathedral where the cathedral hosted London’s mudlarks and put up their fascinating artworks on display.
Q. What is the St. Paul’s Cathedral famous for?
A. St. Paul’s Cathedral is an iconic place of worship in London. It’s one of the most popular historical buildings with a vast dome that is among the highest in the world and has dominated the London skyline for over three centuries.
Q. Do I need to book my tickets in advance to view the St. Paul’s Cathedral exhibitions?
A. Yes. You will have to book tickets online and in advance. Besides, tickets are cheaper when booked online.
Q. How many exhibitions are held at St. Paul’s Cathedral annually?
A. There’s no fixed number but the cathedral does host exhibitions and installations throughout the year.
