St Andrew's Cathedral, Inverness

St Andrew's Cathedral, Inverness

Denomination: Scottish Episcopal
Address: Ardross Street , Inverness , IV3 5NS
Local Authority: Highland
Listing: A
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Church Overview

One of the first new cathedrals completed in Great Britain after the Reformation, designed by local architect Alexander Ross, 1869. In Decorated Gothic style, the building has glorious details including polished granite pillars, encaustic tiles and fine furnishings. Angel font after Thorvaldsen. Stained glass by John Hardman. Founder’s memorial, icons presented by Tsar of Russia. Peal of bells. Fine choir. Library of hope.

Services

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Opening Arrangements

Open daily 8.00am-5.30pm (later in summer)

Access for partially abled  Induction loop for the deaf   Disabled WC refreshments

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St Andrew's Cathedral, Inverness

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