St Paul's Cathedral is located in the heart of the historic City district of London, close to the Millenium Bridge that spans the River Thames. The present-day St Paul's was built in the aftermath of the Great Fire of London in 1666, and designed by Sir Christopher Wren. The cathedral has played an important role in British history and has become a world-renowned symbol of London. Situated close to the River Thames, a short walk from the Millenium Bridge. The nearest tube is St Paul's (Central line), 2 minutes away. A number of bus routes stop right outside St Paul's, covering every corner of London including:

Number 4: running from Waterloo Station (on the South Bank)-Archway (in north London), 11: Liverpool Street rail station (in the City) - Fulham Broadway (south-west London), 15: Paddington station (west London) - East Ham (in London's East End), 23: Liverpool Street station - Ladbroke Grove (West London) 26: Elephant & Castle (South London) - Shadwell (in London's Docklands).

Wherever you are in London, Saint Paul's Cathedral is easy to get to!