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St Andrew's Cathedral
St. Andrew’s Cathedral is an Anglican cathedral located next to the City Hall MRT station and is the oldest Anglican house of worship in Singapore. It is gazetted as a national monument in 1973. Word has it that the plot of land on which the Cathedral sits was personally picked out by Stamford Raffles in 1823, under the Jackson Plan. The cathedral is the second church building built on the site of the original Church of St. Andrew. Showcasing an expansive array of Gothic-styled arched windows, the building stands majestic.
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The building was completed in 1836.
The building's cornerstone was laid in November 1835.
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Church in the park
This Cathedral has a big and spacious park surrounding it. Take a few moments to take a relaxing walk around the park while appreciating the church's ancient architecture and the park's lush greenery.
While you're here...
Chapel for All People
Around this cathedral, there is an interesting exhibit called "Chapel for all People!" Be sure to check it out!
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