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St. John's Cathedral Former French Mission Building Old Site of First City Hall Old Site of Murray Parade Ground Old Site of Murray House Old Site of Hong Kong Cricket Club Old Supreme Court (Court of Final Appeal) Old Hong Kong Club Building The Cenotaph Statue Square Edinburgh Place
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Edinburgh Place
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Statue Square
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The Cenotaph
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Old Hong Kong Club Building
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Old Supreme Court (Court of Final Appeal)
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Old Site of Hong Kong Cricket Club
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Old Site of Murray House
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Old Site of Murray Parade Ground
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Old Site of First City Hall
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Former French Mission Building
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St. John's Cathedral

St. John’s Cathedral

4-8 Garden Road

FSt. John’s Cathedral

Completed in 1849, St. John’s Cathedral is the oldest surviving Western ecclesiastical building in Hong Kong. It has undergone several alterations and was even converted into a clubhouse by the Japanese during their occupation of the city (1941-1945), but was fully repaired and reopened after World War II. The cathedral was declared a monument in 1996.

Please browse this website for the opening hours of St. John’s Cathedral.

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