The masterpiece of Sir Christopher Wren, a marriage of engineering and religion like no other, which epitomises the age in which it was built
A time that many have called2
the Age of Enlightenment
If one structure captures the spirit of London, this is it
Beautifully crafted and designed, it's simply stunning in its grandeur
The bright white stone of St Paul's radiates across the London skyline
But getting it to the capital was a logistical challenge for Wren and his masons
Getting to see the sheer size of the interior from here brings home its sheer audacity
He built it because this second dome, the brick witch's hat, sails at such a steep pitch that, if you looked at it from the cathedral floor, it would be too much in perspective
It would be receding to