Unfinished Church
The ruins of a Gothic church begun in 1874 but left unfinished due to parish disputes and a storm. Its roofless stone arches are an iconic image of St. George's.
Work on this church began in 1874. It was meant to replace St. Peter's Church, but construction halted because of church disagreements, insufficient funds and damage from a storm in 1926. Only the stone walls and pointed-arch window frames remain. Today it is managed by the National Trust of Bermuda. After reinforcement, visitors can view the exterior and, at certain times, the interior. It is a popular spot for photography and wedding pictures. It is about a 5-minute walk from King's Square, and admission is free.
Opening hours
All day (exterior only)
Nearby sights
- Town of St. George
- St. Peter's Church
- Tobacco Bay
- Fort St. Catherine
- Cooper's Island Nature Reserve & Clearwater Beach
- Bermuda Railway Trail
- Blue Hole Park
- Crystal and Fantasy Caves