St. Patrick's Cathedral

St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City is a majestic masterpiece, its Gothic spires reaching skyward like celestial fingers. Discover the beauty of one of the largest cathedrals in America with expert-guided tours, audio guides & more!

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About St. Patrick's Cathedral

An iconic Gothic Revival masterpiece, the St. Patrick's Cathedral is a renowned Roman Catholic landmark in New York. It boasts of intricate details in its architecture and of towering spires reaching 330 feet, making it a focal point in the city's skyline. Beyond its religious significance, the cathedral hosts cultural events like concerts and the celebrated St. Patrick's Day Parade.

Address

5th Ave, New York, NY 10022, USA

Year opened

1879

Founded by

James Renwick Jr.

Visitor’s per year

5500000

Why visit St. Patrick's Cathedral?

A Neo-Gothic masterpiece

If you’re an architecture enthusiast, St. Patrick's Cathedral is a must-visit attraction in New York! It stands as a masterpiece of Neo-Gothic architecture, boasting intricate details and soaring spires.

Spiritual sanctuary within NYC’s bustle

St. Patrick's Cathedral is the seat of the archbishop of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York. The cathedral offers a serene space for prayer, reflection, and spiritual solace.

Every history buff’s treasure trove

Dating back to its dedication in 1879, the cathedral offers an expansive space for discovery for history-buffs! Learn about the significant role it has played in New York's religious and cultural heritage.

Showcasing artistic splendor through religious artifacts

Everything from the cathedral’s elaborate stained glass windows to its ornate sculptures are a work of art! Take a minute to marvel at the stunning works of art adorning the interior and the cathedral’s breathtaking high altar.

New York’s popular cultural landmark

St. Patrick's Cathedral does not only serve the purpose of a religious center. It is a vibrant hub for cultural events, concerts, and celebrations, enriching the community and attracting visitors from around the world.

Did you know?

Each of St. Patrick's Cathedral’s imposing bronze doors weigh over 9,000 pounds. They are adorned with intricate depictions of revered saints, offering a grand entrance to this sacred space.
The Cathedral that takes up one whole city block, can seat 2,400 people within its majestic prayer hall.
Built in the mid-19th century, the Cathedral has witnessed numerous historic events, including presidential visits, papal masses, and solemn ceremonies, adding layers of historical significance to its halls.
You can spot a statue of a yellow Labrador Retriever in the premises that is a tribute to Lexington, the Cathedral’s previous Rector Monsignor Robert Ritchie’s beloved pet.