St Andrew's Cathedral

Cathedral · City Hall

St Andrew's Cathedral

Cathedral · City Hall

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11 St Andrew's Rd, Singapore 178959

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Highlights

Neo-Gothic cathedral with stained glass, peaceful reflection  

11 St Andrew's Rd, Singapore 178959 Get directions

cathedral.org.sg
@standrewscathedral

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11 St Andrew's Rd, Singapore 178959 Get directions

+65 6337 6104
cathedral.org.sg
@standrewscathedral

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restroom
wheelchair accessible parking lot
wheelchair accessible entrance
wheelchair accessible restroom

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Oct 25, 2025

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"The striking neo-Gothic St. Andrew’s Cathedral, just behind the Padang on a generous plot of land, was built by convict labor from India, with the first service held in 1861. It was the second incarnation of this Anglican church (the first was built in the 1830s and boasted a bell from Paul Revere’s foundry in Boston ). The bright-white exteriors of St. Andrew’s come from its finish of Madras chunam, a plaster made from a mixture of egg whites, shell lime, and sugar. Don’t leave until you see the three magnificent stained-glass windows in the apse, one of which is dedicated to Stamford Raffles."

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"You can't miss this giant, wedding-cake-like monument in the middle of Singapore's Civic District—it's one of the oldest buildings in the area and perhaps the most imposing, with its Neo Gothic design topped with a minimalist spire. Park grounds surround the structure so it stands out as a sanctuary in the midst of a busy urban area. This is Singapore's largest cathedral and also its oldest Anglican house of worship. It's a gem for history, culture, and architecture buffs." - Ashlea Halpern

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St. Andrew's Cathedral – Landmark Review | Condé Nast Traveler

"What can we expect from this place? You can't miss this giant, wedding-cake-like monument in the middle of Singapore's Civic District—it's one of the oldest buildings in the area and perhaps the most imposing, with its Neo Gothic design topped with a minimalist spire. Park grounds surround the structure so it stands out as a sanctuary in the midst of a busy urban area. This is Singapore's largest cathedral and also its oldest Anglican house of worship.  What’s the mood like? Quiet reflection. Who comes here? This is a church with an active parish, so there are services throughout the week. Why would you recommend a visit here? It's an architectural and spiritual balm in the middle of an area dotted with concrete, cookie-cutter malls. A nice breather from the frenetic scene outside the grounds. And who do you think would most enjoy it—or not? It's a gem for history, culture, and architecture buffs. Not a place for kids who need to expend energy or those just in it for the 'gram (though non-flash photography is allowed)." - Audrey Phoon

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I. Morgan

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Well worth popping in if you’re passing by! This charming spot is a hidden gem with real character. Whether you’re just exploring the area or on your way to somewhere else, it’s definitely worth a short stop. The staff are friendly, the atmosphere is welcoming, and there’s a strong sense of history here. Originally established in the early 20th century (or insert specific date if known), this place has stood the test of time—retaining many of its original architectural features and charm. Over the years, it’s become a favourite with both locals and curious travellers. It’s not just a quick visit, but a place that tells a story. Look out for small historical details, vintage decor, or old photos on the wall that hint at its past. Whether you’re into history, architecture, or just enjoy discovering something different, this place is well worth your time.

kai tan

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Beautiful heritage building. Great for weddings. Everything just feels right here. Conveniently located in town, despite the vibrance of city, you will feel calm and serenity in this compound. Truly amazing. Photos copyright @KAI_Picture

Aung Po Po (Po)

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St Andrew’s Cathedral is a peaceful oasis in the heart of Singapore with stunning Gothic architecture and beautiful stained glass windows. Easy to access from City Hall MRT, it’s perfect for a short visit or quiet reflection. A must-see historical landmark downtown

Jo Lee

Google
Located at the heart of Singapore Civic district, this oldest Anglican Cathedral is a historical charm. Its stunning Neo-Gothic architectural style, featuring tall white columns and beautifully arched ceilings that create a sense of serenity. The white exterior made it really stands out among the modern concrete. Its interior, however, looks rather simple in comparison and the church is smaller than I thought. That said, it is worthwhile stop for prayer, reflection, or simply to admire its beauty.

Andreea Daniela Dinulescu

Google
Very beautiful church, open to the public. We arrived when the people were preparing to have service so we left pretty fast. The stained glass windows are wonderful.

ChuLuxe Explorer

Google
A peaceful and awe-inspiring place to visit in the heart of the city. The cathedral’s architecture is stunning, with tall white columns and beautifully arched ceilings that create a sense of serenity. I was able to walk in without any wait, and the staff were kind and welcoming. Whether you’re here to pray, reflect, or simply admire the beauty of the space, it’s absolutely worth stopping by. Quiet, calming, and full of historical charm.

V K

Google
Singapore's Anglican church Cathedral - large, inpressive, and, which is most important to me personally, extremely welcoming to the visitors like me: starting from their beautiful, spacious and relaxing visitors centre on to very informative route planners and narrative posters all around its premises. Well done, God bless you, kind people of St. Andrew's!

Wisanu Tuntawiroon

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St Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore's oldest Anglican church, stands as a majestic landmark near City Hall. Its pristine white Neo-Gothic architecture offers a striking contrast to the modern skyline. Inside, the spacious interior and beautiful stained-glass windows dedicated to historical figures create a peaceful atmosphere for reflection. A testament to Singapore's colonial past and a continuing place of worship, it's worth a visit for its history and tranquil beauty.
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Nik T.

Yelp
i must admit all my previous encounters were either wandering around just beyond the boundary fencing or those odd chance of sneaking in during my pokemon go gyming days! never actually had the chance of catching a glimpse within the cathedral, until today! and it's also mainly due to their long period of refurbishment and then a wedding invitation later, that i finally get to venture in. wow, a great place of worship for sure but also such a great venue for weddings! historical, classical, majestic yet intimate enough for that special day for many. the acoustics well rounded with video screens strategically adorned on walls behind pillars which might otherwise block direct line of sight of the pulpit from the pew. easy access via city hall mrt station, sheltered from the elements. paid parking available on site but can be challenging on worship days. nevertheless, plentiful paid parking options surrounds! a multi purpose 'pavilion' hall just outside the cathedral also serves as a place for hospitality receptions. still can't quite compare with the liverpool cathedral that I had the chance of visiting during my recent uk road trip but nonetheless a great central option for anyone considering a white wedding!

Chip G.

Yelp
Beautiful inside. Organist good, without embellishment. Fine 21st century video displays. English rector awful. Unpacking of gospel rudimentary, delivery bland, scolded ushers mid-sermon, stopped twice to look at his wristwatch. All this on Easter? Pathetic.
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Mathias G.

Yelp
Downtown, in the middle of all the scyscrapers, you can find this nice neo gothic church. It is a little bit bizarre to find a building like this one between the big bank buildings, but I really like this opposite. From the nice green garden around the church you also have a good view to the giant wheel and the Marina Bay Sands Hotel. Unfortunatily I did not have the chance to have a look inside, because there were some kind of official thing inside the day I passed by. Anyways one of the points you have to visit in Singapore I think.
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Dan L.

Yelp
Located in the heart of the city but on weekdays this is one of the most peaceful place you can find away from the bustle and hustle, the crowd and noise just by stepping within its gates. You don't need to be a Christian (and I'm not) to enjoy the serenity of this place. It's a fantastic place to have a picnic during lunch on weekdays and it you are lucky, the organist will be practicing and a free lunch time concert to go with your lunch, free. One of the best kept secrets in town and it's right beside the mrt exit. If you ever step into the grand dame, look closely at the stained glass centerpiece behind the altar and you may find the family crest of Sir Stamford Raffles.
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Tyler L.

Yelp
Very pretty cathedral, the largest church in Singapore. The stained glass and blue walls are quite picturesque and fit perfectly with the warmth and tropical vibe of Singapore. It gets a bit warm in here with only fans, but the stone at least stays cool. Cool site to explore in Singapore.