St Andrews Cathedral

Discover St Andrew’s Cathedral…

 
St Andrew’s Cathedral, also known as Inverness Cathedral, is a beautiful cathedral church dating back to 1869, located near the centre of Inverness. The Anglican Cathedral is the most northerly in the UK, and is an excellent example of local architecture and the Gothic style. Take some time to admire the beautiful stained glass windows, intricately carved stonework and views across the river.

What can you do at St Andrew’s Cathedral?

The main Cathedral is open every day for visitors to view, quietly reflect and pray if they wish. Choral services and community events are also held here, including the occasional wedding. Services are held in English and occasionally Scottish Gaelic. There are also local amenities available including a shop selling local crafts and a small cafe where visitors can sit down and enjoy a coffee and sample one of the delicious homemade cakes.

Getting to St Andrew’s Cathedral

The Cathedral is often popular with visitors because of its convenient location in the city. Located in the centre of the Inverness, close to the banks of the River Ness, makes it an easily accessible spot on your trip.

So why not visit St Andrew’s Cathedral on our Loch Ness Tour from Inverness or our Loch Ness Tour from Invergordon.