If you visit Georgetown, Guyana, don’t miss the opportunity to explore the impressive St. George’s Anglican Cathedral, one of the largest wooden churches in the world. Standing at 43.59 meters tall, this architectural gem, inaugurated in 1894 and designed by Sir Arthur Blomfield, is a National Monument and a symbol of Guyanese pride.
The interior features gothic arches, clustered columns, and flying buttresses that enhance its beauty. Additionally, many of the objects adorning the space were donated by generous benefactors, including Queen Victoria of Great Britain.
Until 2003, it held the title of the tallest wooden church in the world, surpassed only by the Peri Monastery in Romania.
St. George’s Cathedral is a must-visit place that encapsulates the rich history and beauty of Guyana, inviting you to discover a true treasure in the heart of the Caribbean.
You can’t miss it!.
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