St. Mark's Cathedral
MG Road, Bengaluru
Managed byChurch of North India, Diocese of Bangalore
CategoryLegal & Colonial History, Religious Heritage
An Anglican cathedral consecrated in 1812, one of Bengaluru's oldest churches, built in a Neoclassical style with a distinctive white portico and dome inspired by London's St Paul's Cathedral. It served the British garrison and civilian community during the colonial Cantonment era. Memorial plaques inside commemorate British soldiers and administrators who served in Bengaluru. It remains an active Church of South India parish alongside its heritage status.
Did you know? St. Mark's Cathedral was modeled on London's St. Paul's Cathedral and has hosted state functions since colonial times, including memorial services for figures as significant as Mahatma Gandhi.
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