St Paul's Cathedral, London - Unravel Travel TV

VisitBritain research revealed that 6.7 million international tourists visited a religious building in 2011 and that visiting churches and cathedrals is among the top priorities of visitors to the nation. Britain's holy spaces are not only calm oases for a spiritual moment - many are home to welcoming cafés, music concerts and some of the finest public art in the country.

For example, located in the crypt, near the tombs of Admiral Lord Nelson and the Duke of Wellington, St Paul's Cathedral's café and restaurant specialise in the best of British produce -- including honey from bees in Regent's Park. Many cathedrals are also open for evensong and beautiful choral singing, including Westminster Abbey. Union Chapel in Islington is still a working church but also a popular music venue. Certain churches in Britain have also served as film locations, such as Gloucester Cathedral for Harry Potter, Rosslyn Chapel and the Temple Church for Da Vinci Code -- and Lincoln Cathedral stood in for Westminster Abbey in the same film.


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