On foot

Many people access St Paul's via the Millennium Bridge from the South Bank, which offers stunning views of the south side of the Cathedral from the river.

By underground

The nearest Underground station is St Paul's on the Central Line (2 minute walk). Mansion House and Cannon Street stations on the District and Circle Lines are also within walking distance. Central line trains run every four minutes on weekdays and every six minutes at weekends.

NB: BLACKFRIARS Underground station is currently closed for renovation. The overground station remains open.

Please note that not all of these stations can be accessed by people in wheelchairs. Please contact London Transport for information about the closest station to the Cathedral with wheelchair access.

By train

The major local over-ground stations are London Bridge (20 minute walk), Cannon Street (8 minute walk), and Blackfriars (5 minute walk).

By bus

Directly outside the Cathedral you can catch the following buses:
No.4 to Waterloo or Archway
No.11 to Liverpool Street or Fulham Broadway
No.15 to Paddington or Eastham
No.23 to Liverpool Street or Ladbroke Grove
No.26 to Elephant and Castle or Shadwell

From Newgate Street you can catch the following buses:
No.242 to Tottenham Court Road to Homerton Hospital
No. 25 Oxford Circus or Ilford

By bike

Free bicycle parking is provided in designated places on streets throughout the City. To view a list of free bicycle parking spaces please click here.

By car

Visitors to St Paul's are advised to arrive by public transport whenever possible. There is a public car park on Queen Victoria Street to the south of the Cathedral. On-street parking is very restricted around the Cathedral itself, but there is limited parking in the Cathedral's coach park for cars displaying a disabled badge.

If you do need to drive to St Paul's, avoid frustration by checking the City streetworks first. View a list of currently planned streetworks here

By coach

Coach parking is available on the south side of the Cathedral