Kostely v Nassau

Historic Churches

Nassau’s religious heritage is anchored by colonial-era masonry and diverse denominational history. This collection features the 1841 Gothic-style Christ Church Cathedral and Saint Matthew’s, the oldest standing sanctuary in the islands. These sites showcase 19th-century architecture, intricate stained glass, and sprawling historic cemeteries, representing the Anglican, Catholic, and Baptist traditions that have shaped the capital’s social and architectural landscape.

Saint Matthew's Anglican Episcopal Church

The oldest church in all of the islands still features the 19th century architecture. A vast cemetery surrounds it.

Christ Church Cathedral

Known as the "Mother Church" of the Anglican Diocese, this 1841 Gothic-style cathedral occupies the site of the colony's first church from 1670. It features local limestone construction and detailed stained glass.

Saint Anselm Parish

A Roman Catholic parish serving the historic Fox Hill community.

First Baptist Church

A historic Baptist congregation established in the early 19th century on Market Street.

Saint Mary the Virgin Anglican Church

Established in 1868, this church features traditional Anglican architecture and serves the western suburbs of Nassau.

Saint Anne's Anglican Church

A historic Anglican parish located in the Fox Hill area, dating back to the 19th century.

Our Lady of the Holy Souls

A Roman Catholic church situated in the historic Grant's Town neighborhood.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

A modern place of worship for the local Latter-day Saint community.

Holy Spirit Anglican Church

An Anglican church serving the Chippingham community near the Nassau city center.

Grant's Town Seventh-Day Adventist Church

A prominent Seventh-Day Adventist congregation located in the historic Grant's Town district.