Known as the heart of London, St. Paul's Cathedral is located in the original City of London. It is the second largest cathedral in the UK, and of course it is an Anglican church. The architect, the famous Christopher Wren, designed this in the same way as the great cathedrals of Rome. Originally London's population thought it was an Catholic eyesore and that it did not belong in England, but it has become loved over the years.
The service itself was a very pleasant experience. It was far more structured than the Church of Christ services that I am used to, but it was still enjoyable. Sitting in that place, under the huge dome, makes one feel like they are transported back in time to a church service from the Renaissance.
