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Combo: Tate Britain: Ed Atkins Exhibition + St. Paul’s Cathedral Tickets

Name: Combo: Tate Britain: Ed Atkins Exhibition + St. Paul’s Cathedral Tickets
Start: 2026-10-22T11:00:00
End: 2026-10-22T16:30:00
Location: London

4.4/5(4,349)

Filippos V

Couple

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

Here’s a refined version with a similar expression: A visit to St Paul’s Cathedral becomes an unexpectedly personal milestone when you already know London well. I’ve been to the city several times—it's easily my favorite place—yet somehow I had never managed to step inside St Paul’s until now. Entering beneath the great dome felt like finally unlocking a chapter I’d been meaning to explore for years. The nave’s calm grandeur set the tone, but the real thrill came with the ascent. The views from the Stone and Golden Galleries were extraordinary, stretching over the Thames and the City in a way that makes London feel both immense and familiar. I’ll admit the final steps demanded a bit more *mental resolve* than I expected, but reaching the top made every effort feel absolutely worth it.

Robyn P

Couple

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

Our visit to St Paul's Cathedral in London was a truly remarkable experience for us from Australia. Our guide Mary was very engaging in presenting the cathedral's history throughout the several hundred years of its lifespan. We climbed the 520 stairs to the top of the dome for a magnificent vista from the outside. The crypt too was fascinating to explore. The highlight however, was the sung Eucharist evensong service which we attended as a Christian married couple. Being a music duo as well made the service particularly special given the incredible reverberation time in this building!

Nina H

Solo

Verified booking

Last week

St. Paul's Cathedral is definitely recommended. It's best to walk straight across the Millennium Bridge and also visit the upper levels (Whispering Gallery, Golden Gallery, Stone Gallery). It's a bit strenuous, but it's well worth it, especially for the view.

Matthew L

Family

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

St.Paul's cathedral was amazing! But what made it so special was the self guided tour - very informative along with friendly and helpful staff - the walk to the roof was an absolute added bonus and the view was something we weren't expecting- spectacular!

Suzette A

Couple

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

We saw the whole cathedral with ease. The guided tour also helps us to focus on the important memorial and crypt tour was well organized and carried out. I totally enjoyed the tour from the crypt, main gallery, second gallery and the dome. Thank you.

Yamilet G

Solo

Verified booking

Last week

I really enjoyed the audio guide! It provides great information about the Cathedral! Although I was not able to visit the crypt, at least I was able to go all the way up to the done and get great views of the city.

Enjoy entry to both the Ed Atkins exhibition and St Paul's Cathedral with one ticket—save money and explore two cultural icons in one go.

Explore 15 years of Ed Atkins’ digital art, film, and writings in a thought-provoking showcase of technology and human emotion, like The Worm.

Step inside St Paul's Cathedral to admire its iconic 365-foot dome that dominates the London skyline, and the acoustic Whispering Gallery.

Ed Atkins Exhibition

Entry to Tate Britain

Access to Ed Atkins exhibition (from Apr 2 to Aug 25, 2025)

St. Paul’s Cathedral

Entry to St. Paul’s Cathedral

Free multimedia guide in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Mandarin, Japanese, and Korean

Free guided tours inside, subject to availability

Ed Atkins Exhibition

Access to other paid exhibits

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

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What our guests say
Robyn P
Couple
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
Our visit to St Paul's Cathedral in London was a truly remarkable experience for us from Australia. Our guide Mary was very engaging in presenting the cathedral's history throughout the several hundred years of its lifespan. We climbed the 520 stairs to the top of the dome for a magnificent vista from the outside. The crypt too was fascinating to explore. The highlight however, was the sung Eucharist evensong service which we attended as a Christian married couple. Being a music duo as well made the service particularly special given the incredible reverberation time in this building!
Suzette A
Couple
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
We saw the whole cathedral with ease. The guided tour also helps us to focus on the important memorial and crypt tour was well organized and carried out. I totally enjoyed the tour from the crypt, main gallery, second gallery and the dome. Thank you.
Filippos V
Couple
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
Here’s a refined version with a similar expression: A visit to St Paul’s Cathedral becomes an unexpectedly personal milestone when you already know London well. I’ve been to the city several times—it's easily my favorite place—yet somehow I had never managed to step inside St Paul’s until now. Entering beneath the great dome felt like finally unlocking a chapter I’d been meaning to explore for years. The nave’s calm grandeur set the tone, but the real thrill came with the ascent. The views from the Stone and Golden Galleries were extraordinary, stretching over the Thames and the City in a way that makes London feel both immense and familiar. I’ll admit the final steps demanded a bit more *mental resolve* than I expected, but reaching the top made every effort feel absolutely worth it.
Nina H
Solo
Verified booking
Last week
St. Paul's Cathedral is definitely recommended. It's best to walk straight across the Millennium Bridge and also visit the upper levels (Whispering Gallery, Golden Gallery, Stone Gallery). It's a bit strenuous, but it's well worth it, especially for the view.
Matthew L
Family
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
St.Paul's cathedral was amazing! But what made it so special was the self guided tour - very informative along with friendly and helpful staff - the walk to the roof was an absolute added bonus and the view was something we weren't expecting- spectacular!

Experience both the cutting edge with entry to Ed Atkins’ digital art at Tate Britain and the historic splendor of St Paul’s Cathedral.

Getting started

Begin your day at either location—Tate Britain or St Paul’s Cathedral—depending on your preference and schedule. At Tate Britain, show your ticket at the entrance to access the Ed Atkins exhibition. At St Paul’s Cathedral, pass through standard security checks before entering the main floor. You’re free to explore both attractions at your own pace during their opening hours.

What to expect

Ed Atkins Exhibition

Step into the world of Ed Atkins, one of Britain’s most influential contemporary artists. This retrospective exhibition spans 15 years of his career, showcasing immersive video installations, digital avatars, and introspective narratives that explore emotion, identity, and technology.

Features:

Computer-generated video works: Dive into unsettling and poetic digital pieces, like Death Mask II, that challenge how we connect in a digital world.

Rare paintings and writings: Discover a lesser-known side of Atkins through his hand-drawn works and reflective texts, such as Embroideries.

St Paul’s Cathedral

An architectural icon of London, St Paul’s Cathedral has stood at the heart of the city since the 17th century. Designed by Sir Christopher Wren, it has hosted royal celebrations, state funerals, and other major national ceremonies.

Features:

The dome: Climb to the top for panoramic views of London and experience the acoustical marvel of the Whispering Gallery.

The crypt: Visit the resting places of national figures like Admiral Nelson and the Duke of Wellington.

The nave and high altar: Marvel at the grand Baroque interiors and intricate mosaics that define the cathedral’s spiritual and artistic gravitas.

What to bring

St. Paul’s Cathedral

Download the audio app before reaching the meeting point to dodge any network glitches at the location.

Carry your earphones for an immersive audio guide experience.

What’s not allowed

Ed Atkins Exhibition

Bags and items larger than 55cm x 40cm x 20cm, potentially dangerous objects, electric skateboards, scooters, and folding bikes are not allowed on this experience.

St. Paul’s Cathedral

Strict dress code: modest, respectful attire.

Large bags, food & beverages, sharp metallic tools, or objects are not allowed on this experience.

Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along.

Accessibility

Ed Atkins Exhibition

This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.

Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.

St. Paul’s Cathedral

This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.

Additional information

Ed Atkins Exhibition

The exhibition is on the main floor of the gallery.

This exhibition includes a reference to sexual activity and strong language.

Daily screening times for Nurses Come and Go, But None for Me are 10:30am, 12:40pm, and 2:50pm.

Relaxed hours for the exhibit are available on the third Wednesday of the month from 10am to 11pm.

St. Paul’s Cathedral

On Sundays, the cathedral is closed for visits.

St. Paul's Cathedral is an active working cathedral therefore usual operating hours are subject to change. Check the latest schedule on the venue website before visiting.

Children must be accompanied and supervised by an adult aged 18 or over when accessing the Dome Galleries.

Photography is strictly prohibited in the Whispering Gallery and St Dunstan's Chapel.

Bags may be searched on entry.

Your vouchers will be emailed to you instantly.

Please display the same at each ticket redemption point along with a valid photo ID. Students must show a valid student ID.

Ticket redemption points

Tate Britain.

Redeem your ticket at Manton ticket desk at Tate Britain.

Address: Millbank, London SW1P 4RG, United Kingdom.

Get directions to the redemption point

St. Paul's Cathedral.

Show your ticket at **St. Paul's Cathedral. **

Address: St. Paul's Churchyard, London EC4M 8AD, United Kingdom.

Get directions to the redemption point