St. Patrick's Cathedral
4.8FreeOpen now · until 8:45 PMAn iconic Neo-Gothic architectural landmark in Midtown Manhattan, New York.
St. Patrick's Cathedral is a landmark Neo-Gothic Roman Catholic cathedral situated directly across from Rockefeller Center on Fifth Avenue in Midtown Manhattan. Dedicated in 1879, it features soaring 330-foot twin spires, intricate stained glass windows, and striking white marble craftsmanship. The cathedral welcomes visitors for quiet prayer, self-guided exploration, and daily Mass amidst the bustling heart of the city.
Expert notes
- A mass or special occasion ceremony will likely be taking place during your visit. These events may require portions of the cathedral to be temporarily roped off. You can speak with a security guard or usher to find out when those areas will be re-opened for viewing. Great place to visit for architecture, history, worshipping, and its beauty.
Features
- Free Entry
- Guided Tours
- Wheelchair Accessible
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