St Anne's Cathedral

General information

The Dean and the community of Belfast Cathedral invite you to visit this beautiful building which has stood for more than 100 years as a place of Christian worship in the heart of the city.

The Cathedral boasts many fine works of art, including mosaics by the Martin sisters, stonework by Rosamund Praeger and Morris Harding, stunning stained glass, marble tiling, carved woodwork and delicate needlework, including the handcrafted Titanic Pall.

Visitors are welcome from 9am to 5.15pm Monday to Saturday, and 1pm to 3pm on Sundays. A modest charge applies and a self-guided audio tour is available.

Services take place four times daily. The Cathedral has a number of fine choirs including the recently formed Girls’ Choir and the new Boys’ Choir, and from March 3 2015 offers Evensong every weekday in term time except Saturday. St Anne’s is governed by the Church of Ireland’s Safeguarding Trust policy and its Safeguarding Trust Panel is made up of Dean John Mann, Danielle Barr and Roger Cromie.

St Anne’s is the Cathedral for the City of Belfast, and there is no entry charge for services or for private prayer.

More detailed information on all aspects of the Cathedral can be found on our website www.belfastcathedral.org.