Discover the best top things to do in North Island, New Zealand including Minniesdale Chapel, St Michael's Catholic Church, Saint Mary's Church, Old St Paul's, St. Patrick's Cathedral, St Ninians Church, St Stephen's Chapel, St Joseph's Church, Hamilton New Zealand Temple, Christ Church.
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5.0 based on 47 reviews
This church doesn't look like too much outside, still nice, but inside is beautiful. Def worth a stop to take a peek and see the beautiful windows and carvings.
4.5 based on 1,197 reviews
Be embraced by the beauty of this gorgeous wooden Gothic Revival cathedral - still sacred, welcoming to all, in the heart of Wellington's heritage precinct. Breathtakingly beautiful - the capital city's famous Old St Paul's, constructed entirely of native timbers, is one of New Zealand's greatest heritage places. Experience the wonderful and sometimes quirky stories of this former cathedral, its historic location and its people. Gaze at Old St Paul's unique architecture, admire its exquisite embroidered furnishings and be awed by the colours of its beautiful stained glass windows. The site where Old St Paul's stands was formerly part of Pipitea Pā, and for almost 100 years, Old St Paul's served as the parish church of Thorndon and the Anglican Cathedral of Wellington. It remains a place of spiritual significance to many and is a popular venue for a wide variety of cultural events and celebrations.
Old St Paul’s is a wonderful Gothic Revival wooden church built by the Anglican Church and completed in 1866. The inside of the church is breathtaking with its beautiful wooden arches and stained glass windows. This is a beautiful heritage building and amazingly almost was destroyed in 1960 (like many buildings) when the new St Paul’s church was built close by. Well worth the visit.
4.5 based on 298 reviews
Such a peaceful beautiful church to have a quiet time in the middle of busy Auckland city. Admire the stained glass windows. NZ is a young country, but this is a bit similar to the European cathedrals. Light a candle and sit and reflect. If you are feeling generous, leave a donation. The restoration was expensive.
4.5 based on 29 reviews
St Joseph's Church Hiruhārama/Jerusalem is known as New Zealand's most photographed church. The first church was destroyed by fire in 1888, so this is the second church building on the site. In 1992 it was given a 'B' rating by the NZ Historic Places Trust. The Sisters of Compassion have been present at Jerusalem since 1883 when Suzanne Aubert established a convent school. They are kaitiaki (guardians) of the church, old convent, and grounds, and have always worked in partnership with the local tangata whenua. The old convent has good facilities for independent (self-catering) groups, including showers and large community rooms. Accommodation is dormitory style, with single beds, a cot and bassinet. There are up to 20 beds. Please bring your own bed linen / sleeping bags. Catering is not provided so please bring your own food. There is a per night charge
Finally at the age of 71...I have been lucky enough to travel down the beautiful Whanganui River Road and visit St. Joseph's Church in Jerusalem...stunning Church!
4.5 based on 369 reviews
Nau mai, haere and welcome to Christ Church, New Zealand's oldest existing church and cemetery. A digital walk can be downloaded from the App stores from Hikoi Tahi Walking Tours which share the fascinating stories of some of the people buried here. Enjoy visiting our cemetery and do visit our beautiful church.
One of New Zealand's oldest churches with an interesting history. Interesting walk through the graveyard as well, early settlers buried here.
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