The mass will last for one hour. The sung mass is at 10 am and 12 pm on June 4th

All public transport will have stopped by then. I cycle across London, but I feel that is not viable for you. As on Christmas Day when there are services too, those attending will be using cars or taxis. You might consider a taxi? Try an e mail to the cathedral as some in the congregation may be able to offer a car share (contact details should be on the website) If you are not planning to attend any other events over Christmas you could treat yourself and stay the 24th and 25th in one of the amazing London hotels? Hope you can make it, the Cathedral is one of the most beautiful and serene places made by man.

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This person is confusing Westminster Cathedral with rip-off Westminster Abbey. It costs nothing to enter The Cathedral.

There are no fees to attend the Mass, admission free in Cathedral but donation is welcome.

My best advice is just google Westminster Cathedral and you will see all the times for Mass. Weekdays differ from Weekends. And also it could depend on when you are traveling.

no,there are no organised tours as such as it is more an active place of worship but I am sure that a guided tour could be arranged if you contacted the cathedral in advance

Hi there. Midnight Mass actually starts a little earlier than the title of the Service suggests. The time may vary but usually about 10:30am for Carols. Although the doors close to allow for preparations to take place the queue outside can start from as early as 5/6pm. This means there is absolutely no guarantee of a seat at 10pm (especially when the Carols start shortly after that time). However that doesn't mean you shouldn't come along on the evening. It will be full; just be aware of that fact. You may be lucky and get a seat though and I hope you enjoy your visit if you decide to come along.

Maybe an hour & a half. If you see the Chapels in the interior in detail then maube 2 hours.

Hi just treat this like going to any Sunday mass.The cathedral is open to all and it's important you should feel at home. If you're unsure what to do sit behind others and do what the Majority of people do (stand when they stand etc) . You will see people in suits and ties and jeans and t shirts. Clean and presentable is best, whether that's a suit or smart casual for you. The cathedral has severmasses every Sunday including one sung with their magnificent choir. If you check their website you can see times. My advice is arrive about ten minutes before mass. You can enter by the main doors from the cathedral piazza . If you want to see well sit about half way up the church. You will find service sheets and gym books laid out on a table halfway up the aisle. The 1030, 1200 and 1730 masses are usually sung and the 1530 vespers and benediction is always beautiful. There is no need to dress up, this is a church that is open to everyone and I often go in jeans and a jacket, but flip flops, bare shoulders and very short shorts or dresses well above the knee are not a good idea . The church in May can be a little cooler than the outside so while you don't need to wrap up for winter you should at least make sure you have enough layers to stay warm. The cathedral gift shop and St. Paul's bookshop (which is next to the cathedral) may be open until around 2pm . In hope you have a wonderful time!