Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
A Catholic cathedral completed in 1818, its bell tower rising above the old town on the hillside and serving as a landmark of the harbour skyline.
The cathedral stands on the hillside of the old town along Church Street. Its stone bell tower dates to 1818. The main building was severely damaged by Hurricane Ivan in 2004 and later restored, and the interior has stained-glass windows and a wooden vaulted ceiling. From here you can look down over the inner harbour and red-tiled roofs. Nearby are the former sites of St. George's Anglican Church and a Presbyterian church, making it easy to combine with Fort George on a historic walking route. Keep quiet during Mass and dress respectfully.
Opening hours
Open during the day; Mass times per church announcements
Nearby sights
- St. George's Anglican Church
- St. George's Market Square
- House of Chocolate
- Grenada National Museum
- St. George's Carenage
- Fort George
- Bianca C Wreck
- Fort Frederick