Every year, new architectural marvels compete fiercely for the spotlight in London's skyline but there are others that rest quietly in their uniqueness and manage to dominate the scene with little effort. St Paul's Cathedral is one of those buildings, wooing thousands of Londoners and tourists alike every week with its brilliant architecture, intricate design and glorious history. Whether you marvel at the mosaics or reflect your life's journey where Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer once walked down the aisle, there's much to experience within the awe-inspiring walls of this centuries-old monument.

Once you've explored every fascinating detail, progress to The Restaurant at St Paul's to recollect and organize your thoughts over fresh and impeccably cooked British food. The ambience is relaxing with an air of sophistication and set against such a spectacular backdrop, it is commonplace for visitors to get lost in the surrounding beauty.

The service can be described as highly-professional and responsive without being intrusive. A spacious dining area ensures that crowds are never a problem and even on those rare occasions when everyone seems to be scrambling for seats, rest assured that you will never be rushed through a meal.