Anglican Cathedral of the Holy Trinity

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Anglican Cathedral of the Holy Trinity

Inside City Walls
Not open to the Public

Despite its deceptively Moorish appearance, ‘Holy Trinity’ was not built until 1825. It was consecrated in 1838 at a service attended by Queen Adelaide, widow of William IV. Among those buried here is General Sir George Don under whose direction the cathedral was erected during his posting as Lieutenant Governor of Gibraltar (1814 - 1832). The Holy Trinity Anglican church was raised to cathedral status in 1842, becoming the centre for Anglicans in all Europe except the British Isles. Today its diocese is called ‘The Diocese of Gibraltar in Europe’.

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Not open to the Public

+350 200 78377

215 Cathedral Square

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Anglican Cathedral of the Holy Trinity