As you enter into the grandiose St. Paul’s Cathedral, you will come across the immensely beautiful west front. This serves as the main entrance into the cathedral, however it only opens on extremely royal or celebratory occasions. The west front has a vivid exterior and sits as a highlight from the rest of the cathedral. In here, you will spot splendid 30 foot high columned portico topped with columned colonnade. On the extreme end sits a sculpture which is called as the conversion of St. Paul by Francis bird. There are humongous bell towers studded on both sides of the portico.

Standing tall amidst the London skyline, the beautiful Dome of the St. Paul's Cathedral London is something that will leave you in awe. This beautiful dome, made with brick and with outercatsing of lead, is one of the strongest structures that you will spot. The dome has three layers, with a middle layer made up of concrete and a splendid inner layer. The dome consists of a beautiful cross which stands at a height of 366 feet and can be clearly spotted anywhere from the London cityscape. The dome is an eccentric architectural marvel which was inspired from the infamous Cathedral of Basilica, only with added features.

The Dome interiors are considered some of the most splendid architecture across the world, by the people who have visited. The interiors are extremely lavish and the nave goes up to a height of 97 feet. With delightful sculpture, classic artefacts and interiors, the dome is something you should not miss out on. The construction of the St. Paul's cathedral interior is done in such a way, so that all the visitors can get a clear view of the mass overhead. The dome consists of 24 rose gold tinted windows, which receive unobstructed sunlight in the morning, illuminating the interior.

The Apse makes up the eastern portion of the St. Paul's cathedral. This apse was constructed entirely by donations, and is one of the must visit spots. In here you will find inscriptions of plenty of names, of people and soldiers who lost their lives in the gruesome world war II. The apse was constructed in the year 1958, and its serene architecture will definitely catch your eye. The area in general is a semi circular structure with eccentric architecture inspired from the gothic, byzantine and romanesque styles. The apse is also known as the american memorial chapel, wherein you will spot 28000 names of the heroes who died in the wars.

The high altar also sits on the eastern front of the St. Paul's cathedral. The high altar is entirely dedicated to the innocent soldiers who lost their lives on the world war II climes. The high altar also has unbelievable beautiful architecture, made up of 4 tonnes of white marble specially imported from Italy. There is a super large cross which sits on the high altar and at a height of 10 feet. There is a stone embellished silver and with 5 feet candle sticks studded on either side. The high altar is covered by a humongous oak canopy as well.

St. Paul's Cathedral London has eccentric interior artwork that will attract art lovers and also stands as a testimony to the rich art an culture. Inspired by the best of artist traits from the Byzantine, gothic and neo renaissance period, the interiors of the cathedral are incredible. In here you will find fabulous monumental mosaics that go down as one of the most beautiful interiors. The fountain square mosaics, and the carvings and art of Sir James Thornhill's dome murals, Grinling Gibbons in the quire, the Victorian mosaics and Henry Moore's Mother and Child: Hood make it even more enchanting.

You will find splendid bell towers in the St. Paul's cathedral which sits in the western front, also called the west towers. The towers go as high as 20 feet and consist of three faces, with two humongous bells hanging, called the Great tom and the great paul. The great tom bell chimes whenever there is a death in the royal family, or a person in the society of high stature. On the other hand the great paul takes pride in being the second largest bell in the world after the Olympics bell.

The entire St. Paul's cathedral is a massive two storey building with intricately carved walls, mosaics, and sculptures inspired from the medieval and gothic times. The choir and the aisles of the nave make up only one storey and the wall above is false. Although the upper exteriors are false, the fascinating and intricate architecture will definitely impress you. The walls of the cathedral overlook the entire fantastic view of the River Thames.

You will find splendid bell towers in the St. Paul's cathedral. There are two stunning bell towers which sit in the western front, also called the west towers. The towers go as high as 20 feet and consist of three faces, with two humongous bells hanging, called the great tom and the great paul. The great tom weighs around 5 tons and strikes every hour, and its gripping ring can be heard from far away as well.