Cathedral of St. Mary the Crowned Church

The Cathedral of St. Mary the Crowned is the main Roman Catholic cathedral in Gibraltar and the seat of the Bishop of Gibraltar. The present building stands on medieval foundations and serves as the principal Catholic church for the territory.

The cathedral occupies a central urban position near Gibraltar’s Main Street and functions as an active parish and diocesan centre, hosting regular services and ceremonial events.

The site has medieval origins and the current fabric reflects rebuilding and repairs carried out over later centuries to serve the community’s religious needs.

• Role and location: Functions as the principal Roman Catholic church in Gibraltar and the seat of the Bishop of Gibraltar, located close to the territory’s Main Street.

Situated in the old port area; walk from the main waterfront promenade or reach by local bus routes serving the town center. The exact approach depends on the visitor’s arrival point (ferry, car or local transit).

• The cathedral is in an urban waterfront area; combine a visit with a walk along the port and the old town streets.
• Check service times if interested in attending Mass or observing local devotions.
• Photography of some interior spaces may be restricted during liturgies.