About
St. Andrew's Cathedral stands at 11 St Andrew's Road in Singapore, a city-centre landmark also known as the Cathedral Church of Saint Andrew. It is the largest cathedral in Singapore and the oldest Anglican church in the country, and it serves as the mother church of the Anglican Diocese.
What to see
- Gothic Revival architecture with the pointed arches and soaring lines associated with the style.
- Stained glass windows that give the interior its colour, especially when the light comes through.
- The church itself, a place of worship as well as a historic building, so visitors are asked to dress and behave with the same care they would show anywhere holy.
Planning a visit
The cathedral is a quiet, reflective stop that suits visitors interested in architecture, religious history or simply a pause from the busy streets nearby. Allow time to walk around the building and take in its exterior as well as the interior. For opening times and any arrangements before you go, you can call the cathedral on +65 6337 6104.
Because it sits in the heart of Singapore, the cathedral is easy to combine with other sights in the area. Many visitors pair a stop here with a wider walk through the city centre, moving between its older churches, green spaces and modern streets.
