Holy Trinity Cathedral

The Holy Trinity Cathedral of Quebec

The Holy Trinity Cathedral is the first neoclassical Anglican place of worship in North America, in the heart of Old Quebec. The Quebec City audio-guided tour stops here, with respect, to evoke this building, a witness of the religious diversity of the city.

The first neoclassical Anglican church

Built at the beginning of the nineteenth century, the Holy Trinity Cathedral is the first Anglican place of worship in the neoclassical style built outside the British Isles. Inspired by London architecture, it stands out by its sober and elegant façade and its bell tower. A witness of the British presence in Quebec, it illustrates the religious diversity of the city and constitutes a remarkable element of the heritage of Old Quebec.

What to see

You admire the sober and elegant neoclassical façade, the bell tower and the interior of the cathedral, in an atmosphere of contemplation. The Holy Trinity Cathedral testifies to the British presence and the religious diversity of Quebec. It is a stop to be discovered with respect, in the heart of Old Quebec.

Practical information

The Holy Trinity Cathedral lies in the heart of the upper town of Old Quebec, reachable on foot. A working Anglican place of worship, it can be visited with respect for services; hours vary with celebrations and the season. It is best to check them before coming and to respect the sacred character of the place.

What is particular about the Holy Trinity Cathedral?

It is the first Anglican place of worship in the neoclassical style built outside the British Isles, inspired by London architecture, in the heart of Old Quebec.

Where is the Holy Trinity Cathedral?

In the heart of the upper town of Old Quebec.