St Mary's Cathedral

Sandstone Gothic Revival church that was originally opened in 1866 but substantially rebuilt in the late 19th century.

This impressive building sits high above Harrington Street and shares the large block of land with St Mary's College and St Virgil's College. The original Cathedral was opened in 1866 however due ...

Lovely architecture

It's built beautifully, though I have to honestly say that it is not one of the nicest cathedrals in Australia. still...it will do. Carpark is a huge problem, so you might have to walk from some stre...

Hobart's main Church

Another good photo opp for the heritage enthusiast centraly located opposite the Treasury building near Franklin Square and on the way to the waterfront. Can't be compared to any European Cathedreals ...

Interesting gothic cathedral

We couldn't visit inside, so missed out on seeing what other Trip Advisor reviewers had enjoyed. However, we walked around it & wished we could have seen the stained glass at its best with light comin...

A visit through glass

This Cathedral is part of the St Mary’s College. Nearby the church door there was a statue of the Virgin and child. The Cathedral was attractive from the outside. Once inside, we could see the chur...