Christ Church Cathedral — Attraction in Montreal

This is an important historical church on Rue Saint-Catherine Street West in the downtown area. It was constructed in Gothic Revival architecture between 1857-1860 and is the seat of the Anglican Diocese of Montreal. The cathedral is also recognised as a historical monument of Quebec (1988) and National Historic Site of Canada (1999).

Christ Church Cathedral is open daily for visitation. There is a service schedule on their website for those interested service times, mission statement or other ministry related information.

The exterior is very nice, a good representation of Neo-Gothic style popular in the later half of the 19th-century commonly found with churches in Britain and the Commonwealth yet with some flamboyant touches that shows a bit of French touch as well.

The interior is equally impressive with a narrow nave with high ceiling, arched vaults and nave column vaults. There is a beautiful screen behind the altar, some impressive stained glass window panes as well. It is a fine cathedral to visit and walk around if you enjoy seeing historic church buildings during...

Great place and you can seat around square and enjoy . Christ Church Cathedral in Montreal is an Anglican church located at 635 Sainte-Catherine Street West. Built in 1859, it features neo-Gothic architecture with notable stained glass windows and woodwork. The cathedral is the seat of the Anglican Diocese of Montreal and offers regular worship services, community programs, and cultural events. It underwent significant renovations in the 1980s, including the addition of an underground shopping mall. Designated a National Historic Site of Canada, the cathedral is an important cultural and religious landmark...

saw this while strolling Rue Sainte-Catherine. It was beautiful. Christ Church Cathedral is an Anglican Gothic Revival cathedral, classified as a historical monument by the government of Quebec. In 1999, it was designated a National Historic Site of Canada. The original Christ Church was on Notre Dame Street (built-in 1814) but was destroyed by fire in 1856.

Nestled between modern buildings, Christ Church Cathedral figures prominently in the downtown core overtop an underground shopping center. The Cathedral features magnificent details reminiscent of the medieval style of church...