Churches and cathedrals in Isle of Man

Historic Churches & Cathedrals

This collection highlights the diverse ecclesiastical heritage of the Isle of Man, spanning over eight centuries of history. It features 12th-century structures like Old St. Runius in Marown and the 19th-century Peel Cathedral, which serves as the seat of the Bishop of Sodor and Man. The selection showcases varied architectural styles, from the coastal St Patrick’s Church in Jurby to the 1967 Modernist design of All Saints in Douglas. Also included is the Royal Chapel at St John’s, which maintains a historic connection to the Tynwald parliament.