St. John's Cathedral

St. John's Cathedral is the large Anglican church that is perched on a hillside overlooking St. John's Antigua.  The Baroque style cathedral is one of the city's top tourist attractions.

The attractive church is recognizable by its twin towers, both of which are visible from around the city.

St. John's Cathedral in Antigua

St. John's Cathedral was built in 1845 and is sometimes referred to as St. John the Divine.

Two other churches previously existed at this same location but both were destroyed by earthquakes in 1683 and 1745.