Cathedral of St. John the Divine: An Architectural Wonder

A Holy Architectural Wonder

The Cathedral of St. John the Divine is the world’s largest gothic cathedral and an icon of the growth and history that makes New York City the greatest city in the world. Stepping inside the Cathedral, visitors are amazed by the symphony of carved stone, delighted by the shimmering stained-glass windows, and inspired by the enormity of this singular New York space.

Discover the awe-inspiring Cathedral of St. John the Divine

The Cathedral’s collection of art, stained glass, sculpture, and tapestries are complemented with an array of public programs, services, and community outreach efforts that create year-round opportunities for visitors to join the Cathedral’s mission of openness and inclusion.

Tours on a wide variety of topics are available for all ages and groups of any size, including:

Vertical Tours invite you to scale the heights of this massive church right up to the roof, with views of midtown Manhattan.
Highlights Tours keep your feet on the ground and teach you about the history, architecture, stained glass, and art collection.
Choir Sings raise voices in majestic harmony.
Self-Guided Visits allow visitors to wander at their own pace.
Specialty Tours focus on subjects such as Architecture, Geometry, Medieval History, World Religions, Contemporary Art, and more!

The Cathedral’s location in Harlem provides a suitable backdrop for visitors who seek authentic local activities and neighborhood experiences, including a variety of unique cafes and restaurants. Located just minutes from Times Square with proximity to local restaurants, parks, and trains, and with convenient bus parking, it is easy to build itineraries that include the Cathedral of St. John the Divine.