A Night Walk on Light: Millennium Bridge

Discover a charming walking route in the heart of London, where St Paul’s Cathedral stands. This area, blending rich history with modern cityscapes, is a must-experience for travelers. 1. Starting at St Paul’s Cathedral Begin at the cathedral’s front plaza, marvel at the grandeur of its dome, and take a moment to relax in the nearby St Paul’s Churchyard garden. 2. Paternoster Square & Sculptures Head north to Paternoster Square. Admire public art like the metal sculpture ‘Shepherd and Sheep,’ and soak in the modern vibe around the London Stock Exchange. 3. Rest at Postman’s Park Take a stroll in the oasis-like Postman’s Park and view the ‘Memorial to Heroic Self-Sacrifice’ tile wall, which honors heroic acts of selflessness. 4. Rooftop View at One New Change Visit the rooftop of the nearby shopping center, One New Change, for a free panoramic view of St Paul’s dome—a perfect spot to pause and enjoy the scenery. 5. Millennium Bridge → Tate Modern Cross the Thames via the Millennium Bridge to the south. Opened in 2000, this iconic bridge connects the city and offers views of the Tate Modern on the opposite bank.