St. John's Cathedral

Reviews (10)

• 4/5

  James W
  St. John's Cathedral sits on the only piece of freehold land in Hong Kong. It's long association with Hong Kong is captured from the regimental flags in the choristry to the... read more

  Aug 12 2016 64
• 5/5

  davethedrill
  St. John's Cathedral sits on the only piece of freehold land in Hong Kong. It's long association with Hong Kong is captured from the regimental flags in the choristry to the hakka fisherwoman on the stained glass. The Church is busy. There are small services daily and five to six full-house services every Sunday starting at 8AM. The Anglican Tradition... More 

  Oct 21 2016 83
• 3/5

  Noronha315
  Feels like England round here Bells are ringing Very picturesque cathedral Definitely worth a visit Its almost situated in beautiful Cheung Kong Park

  Nov 11 2016 31
• 5/5

  Joneses2010
  It's an Anglican Catheral and the Oldest Church Building in Central Hong Kong. It's interior has a lot of cool refreshing lights and colors from the strained glass windows and the lighting it's a very beautiful place one must visit this place during their visit to Hong Kong to enjoy the beauty and relaxation.

  Jul 08 2016 71
• 3/5

  MOLOYB
  If you have travelled ... you have seen a lot of churches, and this is, for want of another description, just another church, but with a lot of Hong Kong history. There was some cleaning or restoration going on but it is easy to get to, near the Peak TRAM terminus. It is the oldest building in Hong Kong built... More 

  Jul 01 2016 100
• 5/5

  wing6rider-Australia
  Its near to Peak TRAM terminus and heard this is oldest building is Hong Kong since 1850 and this is only freehold land in Hong Kong , the other lands n Hong Kong are leasehold.

  Sep 16 2016 38
• 3/5

  Katie J
  we enjoyed our visit as we timed it to attend a service early afternoon. A wonderful service in an historic setting finished by meeting the friendly local priest. YMMV

  Nov 11 2016 17
• 4/5

  RayAnh72
  Now, granted, I've been to many churches, so perhaps I am a bit spoiled in this regard, but this church didn't really impress in any way. There was also a lot of construction and movement going around nearby it which made it mediocre. It's on the way to the Peak Tram from the subway, so it's easy to access, but... More 

  Aug 05 2016 64
• 5/5

  thaikwai
  This very active Anglican place of worship dates back to the early years of the Colony (1849), which explains its very central and prominent location. It is a plain and relatively unadorned building. Until 1997, one pew (identified with the royal coat of arms) was reserved for the governor or members of the royal family visiting Hong Kong. The stained... More 

  Jul 22 2016 40