A Brief History of St Pauls Cathedral in London

The video explores the history of St. Paul's Cathedral in London, starting with the Great Fire of 1666 that destroyed much of the city, including the original cathedral. Christopher Wren was commissioned to rebuild it, resulting in the iconic structure we see today. St. Paul's has been central to many significant events in British history, including state funerals and royal weddings. Despite wartime bombings, it has survived and remains a symbol of London's resilience and history.

What event in 1666 led to the destruction of a significant portion of London?

Who was commissioned to oversee the rebuilding of the city after the Great Fire?

What is notable about the Dome of St. Paul's Cathedral?

Describe the role of St. Paul's Cathedral in England's state events.

What significant wedding took place at St. Paul's Cathedral?