List cathedrals

List of Cathedral S by Country (see also: list of cathedrals alphabetically)

Algeria

Cathedral Sacred Heart of Algiers

Germany

Cathedral of Aachen (Aachener Münster) (roman catholic) - Carolingian Architecture (Vault Caroline) and Gothic
Sainte-Marie Cathedral of Augsburg - Gothic architecture (roman catholic)
Cathedral of Bamberg (roman catholic) - Romanesque architecture
Berlin:

Cathedral of Berlin ( Berliner Dom ), built 1884 to 1905, Lutheran
German “Cathedral” ( Deutscher Dom ¹) - Baroque architecture, built in XVIIIème century for the parish German calvinist
French “Cathedral” ( Französischer Dom ¹) - Baroque architecture, built in XVIIIème century for the parish calvinist huguenotte
Holy-Hedwige Cathedral ( Sankt-Hedwigs-Kathedrale ), built with XVIIIème century, roman catholic, cathedral since 1930
Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ , built 1937 to 1938, orthodoxe Russian

Cathedral of Brandenbourg-on-Havel - Romanesque architecture and Gothic (Lutheran)
Cathedral of Bremen - Romanesque architecture and Gothic, Lutheran
Saint-Pierre-and-Marie Cathedral of Cologne (Kölner Dom) - Gothic architecture (roman catholic)
Cathedral of Constancy (Konstanzer Münster) with Constancy (roman catholic)
Cathedral of Eichstätt (roman catholic)
Cathedral of Erfurt - Gothic architecture (roman catholic)
Cathedral of Essen - Werden ( Werdener Münster ) - Architecture Gothic, old woman like abbey church, new like episcopal see (roman catholic)
Cathedral St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre ¹ with Francfort-sur-le-Main - Gothic architecture (loie of imperial crownings , never episcopal see) (roman catholic)
Cathedral of Freising - Gothic architecture (roman catholic)
Notre-Dame Cathedral of Freiburg (Münster Unser Lieben Frau) with Freiburg-in-Brisgau (roman catholic) - Gothic architecture (hurdy-gurdy like building but new like episcopal see)
Cathedral of Fulda - Baroque architecture, built like abbey church (roman catholic)
Cathedral of Halberstadt - Gothic architecture (Lutheran)
Hamburg:

Principal Church of Saint-Michel ( Michaeliskirche or DER Michel = the Michel ), 1672, cathedral Lutheran
Sainte-Marie Cathedral, 1893, cathedral roman catholic since 1995

Cathedral of Limbourg-on-Lahn - Romanesque architecture, old woman like abbey church, new like episcopal see (roman catholic)
Cathedral of Lübeck - Romanesque architecture and Gothic (Lutheran)
Cathedral of Magdeburg - Gothic architecture (Lutheran)
Cathedral Saint Martin's day, Mainz (roman catholic)
Frauenkirche with Munich - Gothic architecture (roman catholic)
Cathedral of Munster in Westphalia - Romanesque architecture and Gothic
Cathedral of Naumbourg - Romanesque architecture, Lutheran
Cathedral of Osnabruck - Romanesque architecture (roman catholic)
Saint-Liborius Cathedral of Paderborn (roman catholic)
Cathedral of Passau - Baroque architecture (roman catholic)
Cathedral of Ratisbon - Gothic architecture (roman catholic)
Cathedral of Schleswig - Gothic architecture (Lutheran)
Cathedral of Whorl (Kaiserdom ¹ zu Speyer) - Romanesque architecture (roman catholic, old woman like building but new like episcopal see)
Cathedral of Trier (To sort) - Romanesque architecture (roman catholic)
Cathedral of Ulm (Ulmer Münster) - Gothic architecture (never episcopal see)
Cathedral of Worms (roman catholic) - Romanesque architecture
Cathedral Saint-Kilian with Würzburg - Romanesque architecture (roman catholic)
Cathedral Saint-Victor de Xanten with Xanten (roman catholic, never episcopal see)

¹) the word “Dom” of German is not perfectly synonymous with “cathedral”. He marks also other large churches with a consistory and churches of importance of the Saint Germanic Roman Empire.

Argentina

metropolitan Cathedral of Buenos Aires - neo-classic Architecture
Cathedral of Cafayate
Cathedral of Córdoba - Spanish colonial Architecture
Cathedral of San Salvador de Jujuy - Spanish colonial Architecture
Cathedral of Plata - Architecture Néogothique
Cathedral of Paraná - eclectic Architecture
Cathedral of Rosario
Cathedral of Salta - Baroque architecture néocoloniale
Cathedral of San Carlos de Bariloche - Architecture Néogothique
Cathedral of San Miguel de Tucumán

Australia

Cathedral Saint-George ( St George' S Cathedral ), with Perth (Anglican)
Cathedral Sainte-Marie ( St Mary' S Cathedral ), with Perth (roman catholic)
Cathedral Sainte-Marie ( St Mary' S Cathedral ), with Sydney (roman catholic)

Austria

Salzburger Dom with Salzburg (roman catholic)
'' Stefansdom '' (" Saint-Étienne" cathedral;) with Vienna (roman catholic)

Belgium

Cathedral Saint-Michel-and-Gudule with Brussels (roman catholic) - Gothic architecture
Cathedral Saint-Aubain with Namur
Cathedral Notre-Dame with Antwerp (roman catholic) - Gothic architecture
Cathedral Malignant Saint-Rombaud with (roman catholic) - Gothic architecture
Cathédrale Notre-Dame of Turned (roman catholic) - Romanesque architecture and Gothic
Cathédrale Saint-Paul in Liege (roman catholic) - Gothic architecture
Our-Lady-and-Saint-Lambert of Liege, destroyed in 1794 with Liege - Gothic architecture
Cathedral Saint Saver with Bruges (Catholic)
Cathedral Saint Bavon with Ghent (Catholic)
Cathedral Saint Quentin with Hasselt (Sint-Quintinuskathedraal) (Catholic)

Bielorussia

Kafedralny Sobor of Minsk (Orthodoxe)

Brazil

Notre-Dame Cathedral of the Appearance of Brasilia (Nossa Senhora Aparecida)
Cathedral Holy Sebastien of Rio de Janeiro, with Rio de Janeiro

Canada

Cathedral Holy-Therese-in Avila, Amos (Roman catholic)
Cathedral Saint-Jean-Eudes, with Bay-Comeau (Roman catholic)
Cathedral of the Christ-King de Gaspé, with Gaspé (Roman catholic)
Cathedral Saint-Joseph de Gatineau, with Gatineau (Roman catholic)
Cocathédrale Saint-Antoine-with-Padoue, Longueuil (Roman catholic)
Cathedral Saint-Charles-Borommée, with Joliette (Roman catholic)
Christ Church Cathedral, with Montreal (Anglican)
Cathedral Marie-Queen-of-World, with Montreal (Roman catholic)
Cathedral Our-Lady-with-Fourvière, Mount-Bay-tree (Roman catholic)
Cathedral of the Christ-King de Moosonee, with Moosonee (Roman catholic)
Cathedral Saint-Jean-Baptist, with Nicolet (Roman catholic)
Notre-Dame Cathedral of Ottawa, with Ottawa (Roman catholic)
Notre-Dame Cathedral of Quebec, with Quebec (Roman catholic)
Cathedral Saint-Germain, with Rimouski (Roman catholic)
Cathedral Saint-Joseph, with Rouyn-Noranda (Roman catholic)
Cathedral Saint-François-Xavier, with Saguenay (Roman catholic)
Cathedral Holy-Anne, with Holy-Anne-with-the-Pocatière (Roman catholic)
Cathedral Saint-Hyacinthe-the-Confessor, with Saint-Hyacinthe (Roman catholic)
Cathedral of Saint-Jerome, with Saint-Jerome (Roman catholic)
Cathedral Saint-Michel, with Sherbrooke (Roman catholic)
Saint-Michael Cathedral of Toronto, with Toronto (Roman catholic)
Saint-James Cathedral of Toronto, with Toronto (Anglican)
Cathedral of the Immaculate-Design, with Three-Rivers (Roman catholic)
Cathedral Holy-Cecile, with Salaberry-with-Valleyfield (Roman catholic)
Cathedral Saint-Boniface, with Winnipeg (Roman catholic)

Chili

Cathedral San Marcos, with Arica (Roman catholic)
Cathedral Inmaculada Concepción, with Iquique (Roman catholic)
Cathedral San Jose, with Antofagasta (Roman catholic)
Cathedral San Juan Bautista, with Calama (Roman catholic)
Cathedral Nuestra Señora del Rosario, with Copiapó (Roman catholic)
Cathedral of Merced, with Serena (Roman catholic)
Cathedral of San Rafael, with Illapel (Roman catholic)
Cathedral of San Felipe (Roman catholic)
Cathedral of Valparaíso (Roman catholic)
Cathedral San Jose, with Melipilla (Roman catholic)
Cathedral of Santiago, with Santiago of Chile (Roman catholic)
Cathedral of San Bernardo (Roman catholic)
Cathedral El Sagrario, with Rancagua (Roman catholic)
Cathedral San Agustín, with Talca (Roman catholic)
Cathedral of San Ambrosio, with Linares, Chile (Roman catholic)
Cathedral San Carlos de Borromeo, with Chillán (Roman catholic)
Cathedral Santa María of los Ángeles, with Los Ángeles (Roman catholic)
Cathedral Nuestra Señora Inmaculada Concepción, with Concepción (Roman catholic)
Cathedral of San Jose, with Temuco (Roman catholic)
Cathedral Sagrado Corazón, with Villarrica (Roman catholic)
Cathedral Nuestra Señora del Rosario, with Valdivia (Roman catholic)
Cathedral San Mateo Apóstol, with Osorno (Roman catholic)
Cathedral of Virgen LED Carmen, with Puerto Montt (Roman catholic)
Cathedral Nuestra Señora del Rosario of Cordillera, with San Carlos de Ancud (Catholic Roman)
Co-Cathedral Santa Teresita, with Puerto Aysén (Roman catholic)
Co-Cathedral Nuestra Señora of los Dolores, with Coyhaique (Roman catholic)
Cathedral Sagrado Corazón, with Punta Arenas (Roman catholic)
Cathedral of Nuestra Señora LED Carmen, Diocese of the Armed forces, Chile]] in Santiago of Chile (Roman catholic)

China

Cathedral Saint-Paul, with Macao (roman catholic) - partly destroyed, is not any more the cathedral of the Diocèse

Congo

Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, with Brazzaville
Notre-Dame cathedral of Point-Black

South Korea

Cathedral Myeongdong, with Seoul (roman catholic)

Ivory Coast

Cathedral Saint-Paul of Abidjan
Cathedral of the Christ-King de Daloa

Denmark

Aalborg : Cathedral saint-Budolphe, 1300, (Lutheran)
Århus: Cathedral St Clement, XVème century, (Lutheran)
Copenhagen:

Notre-Dame Cathedral, 1829, Cathedral 1923, (Lutheran)
Cathedral St Ansgar, 1842, (catholic)

Odense: Cathedral Saint-Knut, 1499, (Lutheran)
Ribe: Notre-Dame cathedral, XI - XIVe century, (Lutheran)
Roskilde: Cathedral of Roskilde, 1280, (Lutheran)
Viborg: 1120-1180, rebuilding 1863-1870, (Lutheran)

Spain

Saint Nicolas's Day with Alicante (roman catholic)
Sainte-Marie with Astorga (roman catholic)
Cathedral of Avila to Avila (roman catholic)
Holy-Eulalie, to Barcelona (roman catholic)
Cathedral of Santiago to Bilbao (roman catholic)
Sainte-Marie, to Burgos (roman catholic)
Cathedral of Cordoue (catholic, old mosque)
Sainte-Marie with Gérone (roman catholic)
Saint-Pierre with Jaca (roman catholic)
Santa Maria of Regulated with León (roman catholic)
Santa Maria with Lérida (roman catholic)
Cathédrale of Almudena, with Madrid (roman catholic)
Cathédrale of Malaga to Malaga (roman catholic)
Cathédrale San Salvador d' Oviedo with Oviedo (roman catholic)
Cathédrale of Palencia to Palencia (roman catholic)
Cathédrale of Palma de Majorque with Palma de Majorque (roman catholic)
Sainte-Marie with Pampelune (Roman cathedral)
Saint-Dominique-with-the-Calzada with Santo Domingo of Calzada (roman catholic)
Cathedral of Saint-Jacques-of-Compostelle, Saint-Jacques-with-Compostelle (roman catholic)
New cathedral and old cathedral with Salamanque (roman catholic)
Saint-Saver, with Saragossa (roman catholic)
Cathedral of Segovia to Segovia (roman catholic)
Sainte-Marie with Solsona (roman catholic)
Cathedral of Seville with its bell-tower the Giralda with Seville (roman catholic) - Gothic architecture and Moorish.
Cathédrale of Soria to Soria (roman catholic)
Cathédrale of Tarragone to Tarragone (roman catholic)
Saint-Pierre with Embanked (roman catholic)
Cathédrale of Tolède to Tolède (roman catholic)
Sainte-Marie d' Urgell with Seu d' Urgell (roman catholic)
Saint-Pierre with Vic (roman catholic)
Cathédrale of Valence to Valence (roman catholic)
Cathédrale of Valladolid to Valladolid (roman catholic)
Santa Maria with Vitoria-Gasteiz (roman catholic)
Cathedral of Zamora to Zamora (roman catholic)

the United States

See detailed article: List of the cathedrals of the United States

Saint-Patrick Cathedral of New York

Finland

Espoo : Cathedral Lutheran, XVème century
Helsinki:

“Cathedral White”, Lutheran, 1820-1850, cathedral 1953
Uspenskin katedraali, orthodoxe, 1868
Saint-Henri Cathedral, catholic, 1955

Kuopio

Cathedral Lutheran, XIXème century, cathedral 1953
Saint-Nicholas Cathedral, orthodoxe, 1902/03

Lapua: Cathedral Lutheran, 1824-1827
Mikkeli: Cathedral Lutheran, 1896-1918
Oulu:

Cathedral Lutheran, 1771-1776
Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, orthodoxe, 1957

Porvoo: Cathedral Lutheran, 1418
Tampere: Cathedral Lutheran, 1902-1907
Turku: Cathedral Lutheran, 1230-1300

France

See the article: French Cathedrals

Hungary

Primatiale Our-Lady-in-the Assomption with Esztergom

India

Cathedral Saint-Joseph with Allahabad
Cathedral Saint-Francis Xavier with Bangalore
Cathedral Saint-Alphonse with Bareilly
Cathedral of the Saint-Name to Mumbai
Cathedral of the Holy-Cross ( cathedral Santa Cruz ) to Cochin
Cathedral Saint-Michel with Coimbatore
Cathedral of the Sacred Heart to New Delhi
Cathedral Midsummer's Day with Dindigul
Cathedral of Notre-Dame of the Ports to Ernakulam - Cochin (Syro-Hefty fellow)
Cathedral Holy-Catherine ( cathedral Santa Catarina ) in Old Goa
Cathedral Saint-Joseph with Gorakhpur
Cathedral Saint-Joseph with Hyderabad
Cathedral Saint-Thomas with Irinjalakuda (Syro-Hefty fellow)
Cathedral Sainte-Marie with Jammu Cantonment
Cathedral Saint-Dominique with Kanjirapally (Syro-Hefty fellow)
Cathedral of the Christ-King to Kottayam (Syro-Hefty fellow)
Cathedral Saint-Thomas in Santhome, Chennai
Cathedral Sainte-Marie with Madurai
Cathedral Saint-Joseph de Muvattupuzha with Muvattupuzha (Syro-Hefty fellow)
Cathedral Saint-Patrick with Puné
Cathedral Saint-Pierre with Purnea
Cathedral Sainte-Marie with Ranchi
Cathedral of the Child Jesus to Arisipalayam
Cathedral Saint-Michel and Saint-Joseph with Simla
Cathedral of Crowned Heart to Tanjavûr
Cathedral Midsummer's Day with Tiruvalla (Syro-Malankar)
Cathedral Sainte-Marie with Trivandrum (Syro-Malankar)
Cathedral Saint-Joseph in Trivandrum (Syro-Malankar)
Cathedral of the Mother of God to Palayam
Notre-Dame Cathedral of the Grace ( Our Lady off Grace' S cathedral) with Papdy

Cathedral Saint-François d' Assise in Emakulam, Cochin

Indonesia

Hati Kudus Yesus cathedral, with Surabaya (roman catholic)

Ireland

Cathedral of the Church of Christ, ( Christ Church cathedral ) with Dublin (Anglican)
Sainte-Marie Cathedral of Dublin, with Dublin (roman catholic)
Holy Patrick' S Cathedral, with Dublin (Anglican)
Notre-Dame Cathedral of Galway, with Galway (roman catholic)

Italie

Santa Maria del Fiore, with Florence (roman catholic)
Duomo San Martino di Lucca, with Lucques (roman catholic)
Duomo di Milano, with Milan (roman catholic), more commonly called the Dome of Milan , is one of the highest cathedrals to the world and larger third, decorated many statues
Cathédrale Santa Maria Assunta in Cielo d' Orvieto
Duomo di Pisa, with Pisa (roman catholic)
Basilique Midsummer's Day of Lateran, with Rome (roman catholic), regarded as the mother of all the churches of the world
Cathedral Saint-Jean-Baptist, with Turin (roman catholic)
Duomo de Lecce, with Lecce (roman catholic)
Basilica Saint-Marc, with Venice (roman catholic)
Duomo di San Lorenzo, with Genoa (roman catholic)
Cathédrale Saint-Nicolas-of-Reflected with Lungro
Cathédrale San Pietro in Castello, with Venice (roman catholic)
Duomo di Siena, with His (roman catholic)

Japan

Cathedral of Fukuoka
Cathedral of Hakodate
Cathedral of Hiroshima
Cathedral of Kagoshima
Cathedral of Kyoto
Cathedral of Miyazaki
Cathedral of Naha
Cathedral of Nagasaki
Cathedral of Oita
Cathedral of Osaka
Cathedral of Saitama
Cathedral of Sapporo
Cathedral of Sendai
Cathedral of Takamatsu
Cathedral of Urawa
Cathedral of Yokohama

Latvia

Cathedral of the Nativity, with Riga (orthodoxe)
Cathedral Saint-Jacob, with Riga (roman catholic)
Cathedral of Riga, with Riga (Lutheran)

Liechtenstein

Cathedral Saint-Guilder, with Vaduz (roman catholic)

Luxembourg

Notre-Dame Cathedral of Luxembourg, with Luxembourg (roman catholic)

Mexico

Cathedral of Chihuahua
Cathedral of Guadalajara
metropolitan Cathedral of Mexico City
Cathedral of Morelia
Cathedral of Puebla
Cathedral of Zamora

Monaco

Our-Lady-Immaculate Cathedral (roman catholic)

Norway

Cathedral of Nidaros to Trondheim (Lutheran), single Gothic cathedral of Scandinavia and larger religious building of Northern Europe
Cathedral of Hamar, with Hamar (Old cathedral in ruin)
Cathedral of Tromsø, with Tromsø

Netherlands

cathedral Midsummer's Day of Wood-the-Duke ( s-Hertogenbosch )
Cathedral Saint Martin with Utrecht (protesting temple) - partly destroyed, is not any more the cathedral of the Archevêché
Catharijnekerk with Utrecht (roman catholic)

Filipino

Cathedral San Agustin with Manila (roman catholic)
Cathedral Holy Sebastien Archdiocèse de Lipa, Batangas
Cathedral Holy Sebastien Diocese of Tarlac

Poland

Cathedral of Cracow (roman catholic);
Cathedral of Czestochowa (roman catholic);
Cathedral of Oliwa (roman catholic) close to Gdańsk;
Cathedral Sainte-Marie (roman catholic) with Gdańsk;
Cathedral of Gniezno (roman catholic);
Cathedral Holy-Marie-with-the Assumption (roman catholic) with Gorzów Wielkopolski;
Cathedral of Kamien Pomorski (roman catholic);
Cathedral of Poznań (roman catholic);
Cathedral Saint-Jacob (roman catholic) with Szczecin
Cathedral Midsummer's Day (roman catholic) with Warsaw
Cathedral of Wrocław (roman catholic)

Portugal

Santa Maria Maior, with Lisbon (roman catholic)
Cathedral of Braga, with Braga (roman catholic)
Old cathedral of Coimbra, with Coimbra (roman catholic)
New cathedral of Coimbra, with Coimbra (roman catholic)
Cathedral Notre-Dame d' Évora, with Évora (roman catholic)
Cathedral of Oporto, with Oporto (roman catholic)
Cathedral of Guarda, with Guarda (roman catholic)
Cathedral of Faro, with Faro (roman catholic)

Czech Republic

Cathedral Saints Pierre and Paul, with Brno (roman catholic)
Cathedral Saint Nicolas's Day, with České Budějovice (roman catholic)
Cathedral Saint Nicolas's Day, with Hradec Králové (roman catholic)
Cathedral Saint-Stephan with Litomerice (roman catholic)
Cathedral Saint-Wenceslas, with Olomouc (roman catholic)
Cathedral of the Divine Saver, with Ostrava (roman catholic)
Cathedral St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre, with Plzen (roman catholic)
Cathedral Saint-Guy, with Prague (roman catholic)

The United Kingdom

See detailed article: List of the cathedrals of the United Kingdom

Russia

Cathedral of Dormition to the the Kremlin of Moscow
Cathedral of the Annunciation to the the Kremlin of Moscow
Cathedral of the Archangel-Saint-Michel to the the Kremlin of Moscow
Cathedral of Christ Saver, to Moscow (Orthodoxe)
Cathedral Saint-Basile, to Moscow (Orthodoxe)
Cathedral of Christ Saver, to Kaliningrad (Orthodoxe)
Cathedral of Königsberg, to Kaliningrad. Initially roman catholic (between 1333 and 1525) then Lutheran (of 1525 with 1945), it is now an arts center.
Cathedral Saint-Isaac, with Saint-Pétersbourg (Orthodoxe)
Cathedral Pierre-and-Paul, with Saint-Pétersbourg (Orthodoxe)

El Salvador

metropolitan Cathedral of San Salvador

Slovakia

Cathedral Holy-Elisabeth, with Košice
Cathedral Saint-Emmeram, with Nitrated
Cathédrale Midsummer's Day Baptiste, with Trnava
Cathédrale Saint Martin's day, with Bratislava
Cathédrale Saint Martin's day, with Spišské Podhradie

Sweden

Cathedral of Uppsala, with Uppsala
Cathedral Gustavi, with Gothenburg
Cathedral of Härnösand, with Härnösand
Cathedral of Karlstad, with Karlstad
Cathedral of Linköping, with Linköping
Cathedral of Luleå, with Luleå
Cathedral of Lund, with Lund
Cathedral of Skara, with Skara
Storkyrkan also called church Saint Nicolas, with Stockholm
Cathedral of Strängnäs, with Strängnäs
Cathedral of Visby, with Visby
Cathedral of Västerås, with Västerås
Cathedral of Växjö, with Växjö

Switzerland

Cathedral of Basle, with Basle
Cathedral Saint Nicolas's Day, with Freiburg
Cathedral Saint-Pierre, with Geneva
Cathedral of Lausanne, with Lausanne (reformed)
Notre-Dame Cathedral of Sion to Sion
Cathedral the Saint-USSR and Saint-Victor, to Soleure

Tunisia

Cathedral Saint-Vincent-of-Paul with Tunis (catholic)
Cathedral Saint-Louis with Carthage (old catholic cathedral)

Turkey

Holy-Sophie, with Istanbul (Orthodoxe), become Mosque then Museum.
Cathedral of Saint George, with Fanar (Orthodoxe).
Cathedral of Saint Jean, with Izmir (Roman Catholic church).
Cathedral of the Saint Spirit, with Istanbul (Roman Catholic church).

Ukraine

Cathedral Holy-Sophie, with Kiev (Orthodoxe)
Cathedral Saint-Vladimir, with Kiev (Orthodoxe)
Cathedral Saint Nicolas's Day, with Kiev (Roman catholic)
Cathedral of Lviv, with Lviv (Roman catholic)
Cathedral Alexandre Nevski, with Yalta
Cathedral Pierre-and-Paul, with Kamianets-Podilski
Cathedral Ouspienski, with Pochayiv (Orthodoxe)
Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, with Pochayiv (Orthodoxe)
Armenian Cathedral, with Tchernivtsi
Cathedral Spaso-Préobrajenski, with Chernihiv (Orthodoxe)
Cathedral Boryso-Hlibski, with Chernihiv (Orthodoxe)

See too

Basilica, Cathedral, church

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