To get from Heathrow to St Paul's Cathedral, you can take a taxi, which costs around £75 to £130, or a pre-booked minicab for around £45 to £75. Alternatively, you can use public transport, such as the Tube, which costs around £5.60 with contactless payment. The journey takes around 45 to 75 minutes by taxi and around 50 minutes by Tube.
Getting to St Paul's Cathedral by Taxi
A metered black cab from Heathrow to central London typically runs about £75 to £130 depending on traffic and time of day, over roughly 18 miles in 45 to 75 minutes. You can find the official ranks just outside each terminal's arrivals hall.
Getting to St Paul's Cathedral by Public Transport
The cheapest way to get to St Paul's Cathedral from Heathrow is by using the public transport options, such as the Tube. The Piccadilly line Tube costs around £5.60 with contactless payment and takes roughly 50 minutes. You can also use the Heathrow Express to Paddington and then take a taxi or the Tube to St Paul's Cathedral.
Using the Tube
To get to St Paul's Cathedral by Tube, take the Piccadilly line from Heathrow to Holborn or St Paul's Station. The journey takes around 50 minutes and costs around £5.60 with contactless payment.
Using the Heathrow Express
The Heathrow Express is a faster option, taking around 15 minutes to Paddington. From there, you can take a taxi or the Tube to St Paul's Cathedral. A walk-up single ticket costs £26, but you can get a discount if you book in advance.
Booking a Minicab
If you prefer a fixed price, you can book a minicab in advance. This can cost around £45 to £75, depending on the provider and traffic conditions. You can find more information on taxis and minicabs on our website.
For more information on getting to and from Heathrow, you can visit our FAQs page or check the airport's official website.