Spend a few moments in this quiet sanctuary and you will leave feeling refreshed and inspired. It is a very important place in the history of South Africa

We didn't spend a lot of time in the cathedral, visiting for only a few minutes before walking through the Company Gardens. It is beautiful and I would recommend it for a short visit.

This is an amazing church to visit, it so beautiful and has lots of history , its nice to go inside and explore all it offers to the public. Desmond Tutu still has services when he is in town....

I visited the St George's Cathedral in the hopes of seeing a particular carving which had been mentioned in a historical study, but was unable to locate it. The present verger was unable to provide any information. although a beautiful worship space, I feel that...More

We visited St. George's Cathedral on a Monday afternoon and it was completely empty. The outside is partially being renovated but the inside is beautiful.

St Georges is magnificent looking church from the outside and it is iconic since Archbishop Desmond Tutu used to be the bishop here It is a must visit place if in downtown. I was there on April 1st and it was open. I walked in...More

The first time I visited this place it was locked. Apparently it is only open when staff are available to man it. It is a simple church but it is important due to its links with Archbishop Desmond Tutu. His name is inscribed on a...More

We made a point of visiting this place, previously under the care of Archbishop Desmond Tutu. You can make a donation and wander at your leisure (services permitting).

We popped in here for a brief visit and were impressed. It is an imposing (not so old) building with many lovely stained glass windows. It shocked me to learn that the upkeep of the cathedral is close on R11000 per DAY! Worth a visit...More

St George's Cathedral is a beautiful display of sacred architecture exhibiting the layout of a cross and a magnificent rose window. There is also a beautiful rose labyrinth modeled similarly on the one at Chatres Cathedral, France. A historical and symbolic 'lecture' is also offered...More