Plan your visit to St Paul’s Cathedral | Timings, location, facilities & more

• Toilets in the crypt 
• Souvenir shop in the crypt 
• Baby changing facilities 
• Multimedia guides in nine languages for adults and children
• Prams and pushchairs allowed

• Lift access
• Ramp entrances (near south transept entrance)
• All toilets have left-handed, right-handed, and unisex cubicles
• Multimedia British Sign Language tour with subtitles 
• Guided touch tours for visually impaired visitors
• Assistance dogs, guide dogs, and hearing dogs allowed 
• Mobility scooters and wheelchairs allowed

Multimedia audio guides are available for your guided tour of St Paul's Cathedral. It's offered in multiple languages - English, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Korean, Japanese, and Mandarin.

• Large bags or items exceeding 45cm x 30cm x 25cm are not permitted inside.
• Flash photography, video recording, selfie sticks, tripods, and monopods are prohibited. 
• Guests must undergo mandatory bag checks before entering.
• The last admission is typically at 4pm, so arrive well before closing to ensure entry, or entry will be denied.

While there’s no strict dress code, it’s a place of worship, so respectful attire is advised. For a visit to St. Paul's Cathedral, it's best to dress modestly and respectfully. While there's no strict dress code, it's a good idea to avoid revealing clothing like shorts, tank tops, or mini skirts. Cover your shoulders and knees and avoid excessively loud or disruptive clothing with bright colors or obscene imagery or language. Comfortable shoes are also recommended if you plan to climb to the top of the dome.

The St Paul's Cathedral Shop, situated in the Chapter House, offers an extensive selection of gifts and souvenirs both online and in-person. Open Monday to Saturday from 9am to 5pm (Wednesdays from 10am), the shop provides worldwide delivery, with postage costs calculated by weight. 

• Cafe Rouge - St Paul's (236 ft): Savor the flavors of France at Cafe Rouge. Indulge in a delightful selection of French cuisine, from classic French Onion Soup and Poulet Breton to exquisite Crème Brûlée.
• The Ivy Asia, St Paul's (0.16 km): Located near St Paul's Cathedral, The Ivy Asia offers a contemporary dining experience with innovative Asian-inspired dishes and creative cocktails.
• Franco Manca (1.7 km): Just a short walk from St Paul's Cathedral, Franco Manca is renowned for its delicious sourdough pizza. With daily specials, it promises some of the best pizzas in the area.

• Tower of London (1.7 km): The Tower of London, an iconic fortress on the River Thames, has historically served as a royal palace, prison, and treasury. It is renowned for housing the Crown Jewels.
• London Eye (2.2 km): The London Eye, a magnificent 135-meter-tall Ferris wheel on the South Bank of the Thames, provides unparalleled panoramic views of London's iconic skyline.
• Tower Bridge (2.7 km): Explore the inner workings of the famous Tower Bridge and enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of London and the River Thames.

• Budget hotels: St Christopher's Inn London Bridge: The Inn (from 32 | 2.5 km), The Rose & Crown, London Bridge (from 54 | 2.2 km), easyHotel London City Shoreditch (from 66 | 1.9 km), The Corner | London City (from 92 | 3.3 km)
• Mid-range hotels: hub by Premier Inn London City Bank hotel (from £122 | 0.8 km), Travelodge London Bank (from £124 | 0.8 km), YHA London St Paul's Hostel (from £125 | 0.16 km), Club Quarters Hotel St. Paul’s (from £168 | 0.16 km)
• Luxury hotels: Lost Property, St Paul's London (from £219 | 0.16 km), Hyatt Regency London Blackfriars (from £282 | 0.6 km), master St. Paul's Serviced Apartment (from £310 | 0.16 km), The Westin London City (from £477 | 0.4 km)

• Since there are many stairs to climb at St Paul's Cathedral to visit different galleries, it's best to wear comfortable shoes.
• You can take photographs only on the Cathedral floor, crypt, and external galleries.
• Avoid carrying large bags to St Paul's Cathedral as no cloakroom facility is available.
• If you bring kids along, make sure to keep them under supervision to ensure the peaceful decorum of the church.