St. Pauls needs little introduction. Designed by architect Christopher Wren, it features a dome weighing 65 thousand tonnes, those iconic steps and plenty of intricate, ornate architectural detail. The organ was once played by Mendelssohn, the Whispering Gallery visited by many of history's greatest and Lord Nelson's funeral held here. Now you too can discover this timeless wonder, situated close to the banks of the River Thames. Top off your visit with a trip to the Golden Gallery, where a short climb leads you to breath-taking, cinematic views over London.

Afterwards you'll be invited to dine at one of Piccadilly’s most prestigious addresses, Fortnum and Mason, offering stylish, world-class cuisine to London's gentry for 300 years. Your afternoon tea will take place in St. James’ Restaurant, with an unforgettably grand atmosphere, faultless service, and outstanding food. You’ll be served a selection of blended teas, traditional sandwiches, freshly baked scones, clotted cream, tangy jam and classic pastries—all of the highest quality available in the world—making a splendid end to your fabulous day out in the capital.