Combo: Frameless London + St. Paul's Cathedral Tickets

Your experience

See London through two completely different lenses, from immersive digital art at Frameless London to centuries old architecture at St. Paul’s Cathedral

Getting started

Start at either attraction and show your mobile ticket at the entrance. Pass a quick security check, then explore at your own pace. At St. Paul’s Cathedral, pick up your multimedia guide in your preferred language before entering.

What to expect

Frameless London

Walk into a series of large scale digital galleries where famous artworks are projected across walls and floors, surrounding you with moving visuals and carefully designed sound.

Features:

• Four themed galleries: Move through Beyond Reality, Colour in Motion, The World Around Us, and Art of Abstraction, each offering a distinct style of immersive art.

• Famous artworks reimagined: See works by artists like Vincent van Gogh, Claude Monet, and Salvador Dalí transformed into large scale, moving digital experiences.

• Sound and projection design: Surround sound and shifting visuals work together to create an environment where paintings feel alive, changing as you move through each gallery.

• Art of You photo experience: Step in front of the camera and see yourself transformed into different artistic styles, with digital and printed keepsakes available to purchase.

St. Paul’s Cathedral

Enter one of London’s most recognisable landmarks, designed by Christopher Wren, and explore its vast interiors filled with intricate details and historic significance.

Features:

• Grand interiors and dome: Look up at high ceilings, detailed mosaics, and expansive spaces that define the cathedral’s striking architectural style.

• Multimedia guide: Use a guide available in multiple languages to understand the cathedral’s design, history, and role in important national events.

• Historic tombs and memorials: See the resting places of notable figures like Horatio Nelson and Duke of Wellington, along with monuments across the cathedral.