Cathedral Basilica of St. John The Baptist
4.8$· InexpensiveDiscover breathtaking French Gothic architecture and historic stained glass in Savannah
The Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist is an iconic 19th-century church located in Savannah's historic district. Renowned for its soaring twin spires, vibrant stained-glass windows, and elaborate interior murals, it remains one of the city's most striking architectural treasures. Visitors are welcome to step inside to admire the sanctuary's art, history, and serene sacred ambiance.
Expert notes
- People should visit this place to admire the beauty of the cathedral and to learn about its rich history. Visitors can attend mass, explore the museum, or take a guided tour to learn more about the cathedral and its significance in Savannah's history. Noteworthy things to see include the magnificent stained glass windows, the intricate marble altar, and the beautifully crafted pipe organ. Visitors must be respectful when attending mass or any other religious service. Dress appropriately for attending mass or other religious services.
Features
- Breathtaking Views
- Educational Workshops
- Guided Tours
- Music
- Photography
- Private Events
- Relaxing
- Wheelchair Accessible
Special occasion reservations
To reserve the cathedral for a special event, such as a wedding or private event, visitors can call the church office at 912-233-4709 or email office@savannahcathedral.org. All arrangements must go through the church office.
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