The largest cathedral in Singapore, St. Andrew's Cathedral is located on St. Andrew's Road. This Anglican cathedral is the mother church for 26 parishes and about 55 congregations in the country.
Built in 1836, St. Andrew's Cathedral of Singapore was designed by George Drumgoole Coleman. Then, a second church was built in the year 1842. However, it was damaged by lightning strikes, and subsequently demolished in 1855.
The third St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore was built by Colonel Ronald MacPherson in 1860. During the Second World War, the cathedral served as an emergency hospital, before the great fall in the history of Singapore.
One of the main attractions of Singapore, St. Andrew's Cathedral has been constructed in a Neo-Gothic style of architecture. Slight traces of Indian architecture can also be found in the church's design.
St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore has three beautiful stained glass windows, dedicated to three of the most respected early residents of the city. It is a must-see site on your tour of Singapore.
At the time of Christmas celebrations in Singapore, St. Andrew's Cathedral looks absolutely stunning. With its incredible furnishings and splendid décor, it lures locals and tourists alike.
St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore organizes church services and family dinners on a frequent basis. Highly recommended to tourists on Singapore pilgrimage tours, the cathedral celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2006.
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