St Paul's Cathedral

London’s iconic St Paul’s Cathedral is more than just an unmissable part of the city’s skyline. Rebuilt after the Great Fire of London in 1666, it’s since survived wars, more fires and stood stark as a testament to brilliant British architecture and the enduring power of big white buildings. Still running as a place of worship, you can also now take a look inside to see the amazing Whispering, Stone and Golden Galleries, and with these great experiences you can pair a visit with a delicious French meal or some tasty Chinese dim sum.

It’s well worth the trip – the famous dome looks even more magnificent from the inside, and now there’s an amazing film experience too, delving into the Cathedral’s 1400 years of history.