ST PATRICKS CATHEDRAL

A Catholic Cathedral in Midtown Manhattan, St. Patrick’s Cathedral is the seat of the Archbishop of New York and the Parish Church. Enjoy the stunning architecture of the Cathedral, and pray the rosary during evening hours. The largest neo-Gothic Cathedral spreads over an entire city block and is visited by millions of visitors annually. 

St. Patrick's Cathedral, a neo-gothic Catholic cathedral in Manhattan was constructed between the years 1858 and 1878. The church was celebrated then and has managed to keep its importance even today. A noteworthy landmark of New York City and is also the seat of the archbishop of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York.

Right across the street is the Parish church from Rockefeller Center. This faces the Atlas statue and the International Building. Because of the cathedral’s prominence, it is an often visited site by tourists.

Location: 5th Ave, New York 10022, United States

Highlights

• The white marble edifice, numerous altars, and enormous bronze doors the Cathedral has a lot to offer to its visitors. 
• Especially after the restoration, the interior and exteriors have been cleaned and repaired making the Cathedral look more impressive. 
• Explore the Beautiful Gothic Revival and English Gothic architecture and enjoy the splendid views of its beauty. 
• Exercise Christian themed itinerary of the Cathedral if you get to visit during the festive season. 
• Explore the Rose Main Reading room, one of the most iconic locations and most famous room in the library. 
• Experience the mass and devotions scheduled on different days at different timings, don’t forget ‘The Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception’. 
• Make a confession if you have to, in the Cathedral. Explore the Parish House and gift shop, buy gifts for your loved ones. 
• If you are not able to attend the mass, explore the tapped daily mass which is broadcasted on the Catholic Faith network.