
#801 Globally
⛪ Christ Church Cathedral Nassau
Bahamas
About This Sacred Site
Christ Church Cathedral is the mother church of the Anglican Diocese of the Bahamas and the Turks and Caicos Islands, standing prominently in downtown Nassau. The present Gothic Revival structure dates to 1837, replacing earlier churches on the site. Its mahogany-beamed interior and stained glass windows reflect centuries of Bahamian worship and community.
Key Facts
- •The first church on this site was built in 1670 when Nassau was founded
- •The current Gothic Revival building was constructed in 1837
- •Features beautiful stained glass windows and hand-carved mahogany furnishings
- •Served as a refuge during pirate raids in Nassau's early history
- •The cathedral bell tower is a prominent landmark in downtown Nassau
Location
Coordinates: 25.0784, -77.3394





