All Saints Cathedral, Prayagraj

All Saints Cathedral is an Anglican place of worship built in Gothic Revival style in Prayagraj. The building features soaring stone pillars inside and a distinctive tower that rises above the surrounding streets.

The cathedral was founded in 1871 when Sir William Muir donated the land and his wife Elizabeth laid the foundation stone. The completion of this Gothic Revival structure followed during the years of British colonial presence in the region.

The cathedral contains numerous commemorative plaques honoring British nationals and includes a marble altar that serves as a central religious focal point.

The building is located on Sarojini Naidu Marg and remains open daily without entry charges. Visitors can approach during any time to explore the interior and experience the religious space.

The cathedral features a structure called Victoria Tower, built as a memorial to Queen Victoria during the colonial era. This lantern tower gives the entire building its distinctive vertical presence above the city.

Location: Prayagraj

Architects: William Emerson

Architectural style: Gothic Revival

GPS coordinates: 25.45120,81.82640

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:52