St Paul's Cathedral Tickets

Beautiful, not over crowded, and well worth going up to the dome for great views. Get the audio tour it was informative and interesting.

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The cathedral is simply wonderful. I had no problems validating the tickets. They ask you to show the printed version. I took the tour with an audio guide, which was very well explained. I took my time and climbed the 528 steps to enjoy the view from the top. It took me about an hour. Very worthwhile. Money very well invested.

Paul was a knowledgeable, humorous and caring tour guide. He was enthusiastic about his subject. He showed concern for my wheelchair bound spouse.

The cathedral was beautiful. Ticketing was easy but did not realize until after we purchased them that you had to print the email to present to the ticketing desk. It was a bit confusing because we received tickets to scan with our confirmation but kept reading we had to print it. I think if the directions explained why we had to print the ticket it would avoid some confusion. Luckily they can print them there if you email the confirmation to them at the desk.

Tickets were easy to purchase and St Paul's Cathedral was awesome. We took the guided tour which was very informative. We really enjoyed our visit.

St Paul’s Cathedral asked me to forward the confirmation email to their email address before issuing the Admission Tickets. It took around 15 minutes to wait for them to receive the forwarded confirmation email and another 3 minutes to issue the tickets. The admission QR code provided by Headout should allow the visitors to enter the Cathedral directly.

The online ticket had to printed. Service was good but not a handy thing. I don't carry a printer on holiday. And I book online and expect to have an entry with the digital ticket to St Paul's

We loved the climb to the Whispering Gallery which is still how I remember it in 1976. And onward and upward to the Stone Gallery and Gold Gallery. Ticketing worked well, everyone was ready to help. Thank you for the wonderful experience. St Paul's Cathedral is beautiful!!

Tickets got us right in. The cathedral was breathtaking. Climbing the steps to the top of the tower is a must if you're not afraid of heights.

Very good experience. Really interesting cathedral. Perfect organization, no kind of problem with tickets.

Everything was well organized. The audio tour made the experience interesting. There's a lot to see, so plan your time accordingly.

The cathedral is very beautiful and there was a free guided tour. The tour was led by volunteers. It was very nice. About tickets, when we were accepted, we had to send the email from Headout to the cathedral so they could print out in paper form. The entrance tickets had to be in paper form. I was at the hotel and I don't have a printer and I didn't know. I didn't think it was good because it can happen that there are customers who don't have internet. I find better that Headout send the emails with the reservation also to the cathedral. I had to stay on the site and the email took time to arrive. Otherwise everything was fine.

Love it! It is beautiful and perfect organised.

We had a wonderful guide. She answered our questions. Very nice.

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The cathedral is stunning. The online ticket mechanism a bit cumbersome.

Excellent really. I climbed all the stairs (optional) included

Easy to acquire tickets and enjoyed the experience of seeing this Cathedral

My friends and family were delighted with

The share scale of St Pauls was beyond belief and the audio tour was fantastic and was easily booked via Headout

It was a great experience with lots of interesting information about St. Pauls.

A place not to be missed, wonderful state of conservation, accessible, with a very friendly staff and with exceptional views.

Tower of London was excellent and seeing it was great experience for us. Even we late 15 minute after our tickets, we had no problems

Beautiful, not over crowded, and well worth going up to the dome for great views. Get the audio tour it was informative and interesting.

Getting climb up to the top of dome , and it's history

The cathedral is simply wonderful. I had no problems validating the tickets. They ask you to show the printed version. I took the tour with an audio guide, which was very well explained. I took my time and climbed the 528 steps to enjoy the view from the top. It took me about an hour. Very worthwhile. Money very well invested.

Paul was a knowledgeable, humorous and caring tour guide. He was enthusiastic about his subject. He showed concern for my wheelchair bound spouse.

Totally enjoyed visiting Tower Bridge and going over the top. A bit scary walking over the "glass" but not too be missed. Engine room was fun to investigate. The Tower of London was immense and full of history, of course. Crown jewels were unbelievable.

It was all very easy, get there, enter visit, by the way we were a little early, but the staff, very kind, let us in. Interesting visit for both sites, I recommend it.

Very nice visit on the tower bridge, a little less so on the tower of London, given the proximity however the combo between the two tickets is perfect

As the Tower and Tower Bridge are close together, a morning and afternoon combination of the two sights is a good idea. We had planned 2 hours for the Tower with two children (aged 7 and 10), which was adequate. We spent the whole afternoon at the Tower. Especially in Tower Bridge, the tour through the museum and the engine room is very entertaining for the children with an accompanying activity.

The tickets were easy to purchase, we chose a dual ticket option with a reduction for seniors. At both places, the staff was very flexible allowing us to enter early. 2 to 3 hours in the Tower is required as there is so much to see. The audio guide is very worthwhile, Beefeater guide attracts large number. Our trip to Tower Bridge was fascinating, worth visiting the engine room, very interesting.

The cathedral was beautiful. Ticketing was easy but did not realize until after we purchased them that you had to print the email to present to the ticketing desk. It was a bit confusing because we received tickets to scan with our confirmation but kept reading we had to print it. I think if the directions explained why we had to print the ticket it would avoid some confusion. Luckily they can print them there if you email the confirmation to them at the desk.

Everything went well with the tickets. However, the river cruise was only one way and only from Westminster to the Tower, so we had to fork out another 18 €, whic

Tickets were easy to purchase and St Paul's Cathedral was awesome. We took the guided tour which was very informative. We really enjoyed our visit.

St Paul’s Cathedral asked me to forward the confirmation email to their email address before issuing the Admission Tickets. It took around 15 minutes to wait for them to receive the forwarded confirmation email and another 3 minutes to issue the tickets. The admission QR code provided by Headout should allow the visitors to enter the Cathedral directly.

The online ticket had to printed. Service was good but not a handy thing. I don't carry a printer on holiday. And I book online and expect to have an entry with the digital ticket to St Paul's

We loved the climb to the Whispering Gallery which is still how I remember it in 1976. And onward and upward to the Stone Gallery and Gold Gallery. Ticketing worked well, everyone was ready to help. Thank you for the wonderful experience. St Paul's Cathedral is beautiful!!

Tickets got us right in. The cathedral was breathtaking. Climbing the steps to the top of the tower is a must if you're not afraid of heights.

Very good experience. Really interesting cathedral. Perfect organization, no kind of problem with tickets.

Everything was well organized. The audio tour made the experience interesting. There's a lot to see, so plan your time accordingly.

The cathedral is very beautiful and there was a free guided tour. The tour was led by volunteers. It was very nice. About tickets, when we were accepted, we had to send the email from Headout to the cathedral so they could print out in paper form. The entrance tickets had to be in paper form. I was at the hotel and I don't have a printer and I didn't know. I didn't think it was good because it can happen that there are customers who don't have internet. I find better that Headout send the emails with the reservation also to the cathedral. I had to stay on the site and the email took time to arrive. Otherwise everything was fine.

The crystal floor in the towers was amessing

Love it! It is beautiful and perfect organised.

We had a wonderful guide. She answered our questions. Very nice.

A great atomphere. Truly awesome history

We had to queue but it didn't take long and once we were on the wheel it was brilliant a really hot day but air con and fabulous views then we headed for sealife and we really enjoyed it especially the penguins!! My favourite ❤️

Beautiful, not over crowded, and well worth going up to the dome for great views. Get the audio tour it was informative and interesting.

Getting climb up to the top of dome , and it's history

The cathedral is simply wonderful. I had no problems validating the tickets. They ask you to show the printed version. I took the tour with an audio guide, which was very well explained. I took my time and climbed the 528 steps to enjoy the view from the top. It took me about an hour. Very worthwhile. Money very well invested.

Everything was very well and professionally organized. The Dungeons was wonderfully scary with great actors. The view from the London Eye was also great, it was also the right choice to choose the Fast Track

Paul was a knowledgeable, humorous and caring tour guide. He was enthusiastic about his subject. He showed concern for my wheelchair bound spouse.

The cathedral was beautiful. Ticketing was easy but did not realize until after we purchased them that you had to print the email to present to the ticketing desk. It was a bit confusing because we received tickets to scan with our confirmation but kept reading we had to print it. I think if the directions explained why we had to print the ticket it would avoid some confusion. Luckily they can print them there if you email the confirmation to them at the desk.

Tickets were easy to purchase and St Paul's Cathedral was awesome. We took the guided tour which was very informative. We really enjoyed our visit.

St Paul’s Cathedral asked me to forward the confirmation email to their email address before issuing the Admission Tickets. It took around 15 minutes to wait for them to receive the forwarded confirmation email and another 3 minutes to issue the tickets. The admission QR code provided by Headout should allow the visitors to enter the Cathedral directly.

The online ticket had to printed. Service was good but not a handy thing. I don't carry a printer on holiday. And I book online and expect to have an entry with the digital ticket to St Paul's

Booked for London two experiences and everything went great. Tickets immediately on the app and then on the spot with no problem. All very comfortable. Thank you

We loved the climb to the Whispering Gallery which is still how I remember it in 1976. And onward and upward to the Stone Gallery and Gold Gallery. Ticketing worked well, everyone was ready to help. Thank you for the wonderful experience. St Paul's Cathedral is beautiful!!

Tickets got us right in. The cathedral was breathtaking. Climbing the steps to the top of the tower is a must if you're not afraid of heights.

Very little waiting thanks to our Rapid Access ticket. Well-organized access to embarkation and disembarkation. Magnificent panorama. A great experience.

Very good experience. Really interesting cathedral. Perfect organization, no kind of problem with tickets.

Everything was well organized. The audio tour made the experience interesting. There's a lot to see, so plan your time accordingly.

The cathedral is very beautiful and there was a free guided tour. The tour was led by volunteers. It was very nice. About tickets, when we were accepted, we had to send the email from Headout to the cathedral so they could print out in paper form. The entrance tickets had to be in paper form. I was at the hotel and I don't have a printer and I didn't know. I didn't think it was good because it can happen that there are customers who don't have internet. I find better that Headout send the emails with the reservation also to the cathedral. I had to stay on the site and the email took time to arrive. Otherwise everything was fine.

Love it! It is beautiful and perfect organised.

We had a wonderful guide. She answered our questions. Very nice.

A great atomphere. Truly awesome history

The cathedral is stunning. The online ticket mechanism a bit cumbersome.

Everything worked out as planned.

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Excellent really. I climbed all the stairs (optional) included

Easy to acquire tickets and enjoyed the experience of seeing this Cathedral

The whole experience, from booking tickets to walking out the door. Everyone was so nice and helpful. I highly recommend anyone to visit.

Beautiful, not over crowded, and well worth going up to the dome for great views. Get the audio tour it was informative and interesting.

Seeing all those tombs of great monarchs gave meaning to history. It was a privilege to see them. I loved Poets Corner too.

A must-visit, lots of history and incredible architecture

Getting climb up to the top of dome , and it's history

Good organized! The line is long, but fast! You can get extra, personal information. Thx a lot.

Relatively quick processing at the entrance, impressive church

The cathedral is simply wonderful. I had no problems validating the tickets. They ask you to show the printed version. I took the tour with an audio guide, which was very well explained. I took my time and climbed the 528 steps to enjoy the view from the top. It took me about an hour. Very worthwhile. Money very well invested.

We only wanted two tickets. When I opened the email I saw we, somehow, bought three tickets. So I tried to get a refund for the unwanted ticket. I even texted with a CSR, absolutely no refunds!! This was a human error with no recourse! How petty. If you want better reviews be more user friendly. More tolerant of human errors.

Visiting the abbey was memorable. Although there was a big crowd there was plenty of space to move around. I noticed that people were respectful many sitting quietly just reflecting or contemplating and listening to the audio. So much to see and absorb. Wonderful to see our own Ernrst Rutherford with a plaque on the floor. We also enjoyed the afternoon tea in the cafe.

Such an unparalleled experience with a remarkable mixture of art, history, and architecture. So many great souls interred in the church, resting amongst breathtaking surroundings.

We loved our visit to St. Paul's Cathedral!! Don't forget to bring your paper tickets, their system can not read the Head Out virtual tickets! Virtual tickets were fine at Westminster. Go to the top of St. Paul's!...best views! The 2nd tier has a wonderful explanation of Paul's ministry matching the paintings on the ceiling. Loved it!!

Paul was a knowledgeable, humorous and caring tour guide. He was enthusiastic about his subject. He showed concern for my wheelchair bound spouse.

I liked : - how easy it was to buy a ticket, - how easy it was to enter the Abbey, - the ease of use of the audioguide, which is also very well documented. I did regret that we weren't informed that a service was taking place during the chosen time slot, which prevented us from discovering the nave from its best angles. All in all, a great experience!

The history, the architecture, the art and the deep religious significance of the Abbey. We also appreciated the mass/Eucharist we were able to attend while on the tour.

The cathedral was beautiful. Ticketing was easy but did not realize until after we purchased them that you had to print the email to present to the ticketing desk. It was a bit confusing because we received tickets to scan with our confirmation but kept reading we had to print it. I think if the directions explained why we had to print the ticket it would avoid some confusion. Luckily they can print them there if you email the confirmation to them at the desk.

Tickets were easy to purchase and St Paul's Cathedral was awesome. We took the guided tour which was very informative. We really enjoyed our visit.

Simplicity. On the other hand, contradictory information on the email about the arrival time at the abbey. On the one hand, you had to arrive absolutely 15 minutes before the chosen time. On the other, entry possible at any time from 9:30am.

St Paul’s Cathedral asked me to forward the confirmation email to their email address before issuing the Admission Tickets. It took around 15 minutes to wait for them to receive the forwarded confirmation email and another 3 minutes to issue the tickets. The admission QR code provided by Headout should allow the visitors to enter the Cathedral directly.

It was very interesting and the staff were helpful but i wasn't in a tour group and my info device stopped working. It would be great if the Abbey was more like a modern museum with written information, but apparently the King doesn't fancy it.

The online ticket had to printed. Service was good but not a handy thing. I don't carry a printer on holiday. And I book online and expect to have an entry with the digital ticket to St Paul's

I've been to Westminister Abbey three times now, and I'm fairly certain, this will be my last time. The first two times I went, we bought tickets at the ticket office the same day, went inside and leisurely moved throughout the Abbey with our own printed guide. The second time much the same happened. This last time, although we booked our tickets for the time that your site insisted was one of the least crowded (Tuesday at 9:30 am.), our movement through the Abbey, especially at the beginning, was hampered by a claustrophobic crowd of people who also had to move with us. The Audio Guide was just bad. Hardly anything was included on it, and it was often difficult to discern which number to press, so I ended up not even seeing Queen Elizabeth I's tomb. Also, my partner and I both went looking for Anne of Cleaves tomb, which the guide said was near Richard II's tomb, and simply couldn't find it. I don't know why the Abbey can't do what other tourist places do, even religious ones, and simply put up small plaques at important sites, perhaps with a barcode to link to a fuller description. Of course, Westminister Abbey is in itself astounding, even when it's crammed with people, but, since we paid so very much to get in to see the place, it would have been nice if the actual visit could have been more pleasant.

The quire area was beautiful. We loved exploring the crypts and stained glass. We found it very crowded and restrictive because there was a mass in progress.

The Abbey is full of history & beautiful art. It is too overwhelming to describe. There are no words. I loved the accessibility to all of the historical stories & items. It gave me goosebumps when everyone paused & prayed. Such a magical moment & experience.

We loved the climb to the Whispering Gallery which is still how I remember it in 1976. And onward and upward to the Stone Gallery and Gold Gallery. Ticketing worked well, everyone was ready to help. Thank you for the wonderful experience. St Paul's Cathedral is beautiful!!

Headout is really simple to use, in most cases you just have the QR code scanned as your ticket. It saves you a lot of money and gives you so many options. I would definitely recommend this to anyone going to London. You can check all the attractions included prior so you know it will suit you. Possibly the best way to see London!

Nothing I couldn't take advantage of, 300 euros down the drain

The snapping turtle was my favourite and sharks my husbands , fabulous

We couldn't use the big bus during the whole day because of the demonstration