Madison
About Madison
A rooftop bar and restaurant on top of the One New Change shopping centre, known for its close-up view of the dome of St Paul's Cathedral.
History
Madison opened on the roof of One New Change, the Jean Nouvel-designed shopping centre that opened beside St Paul's Cathedral in 2010.
Its terrace quickly became one of the City's best-known after-work spots, thanks to a view of Wren's dome that is hard to beat.
What to Expect
Expect a smart-casual crowd, especially on weekday evenings when City workers arrive. Booking a table is the easiest way to avoid queues. If you just want the view, the free public roof terrace at One New Change is next door.
Known For
Highlights
- Terrace looking straight onto the dome of St Paul's
- Restaurant and bar on the same floor
- Free public viewing terrace next door at One New Change
Frequently Asked Questions
- Do you need to book Madison?
- Booking is recommended, especially for evenings and weekends. Walk-ins may be possible at quieter times.
- Is there a free viewing terrace near Madison?
- Yes. The roof terrace at One New Change, beside Madison, is free and open to the public during centre opening hours.
- What is the nearest station to Madison?
- St Paul's station is a minute's walk away. Mansion House and Bank are also close.
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