This was a well paced walk through the cathedral, guided by a seminarian who was incredibly well versed in the history of the cathedral. Since it was just the 3 of us, we could stop, ask questions, and share our observations together. We went into the crypt and onto the main alter and talked about several of the beautiful small alters that line both side walls. Anthony showed us pictures and drawings from the archives of the early days of the cathedral to give us some perspective compared to the surroundings today. Although we’ve been to the cathedral before, this gave us a wonderful new view of an iconic New York landmark.

Saint Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin is a captivating blend of architectural grandeur and historical significance. The soaring spires and intricate details of this iconic landmark create a striking silhouette against the Dublin skyline. Stepping inside, the interior's vastness and elegance inspire a sense of reverence. The cathedral's rich history, including its connections to Saint Patrick, is artfully displayed through exhibits. Whether you're drawn by its religious importance or architectural beauty, Saint Patrick's Cathedral is a must-visit, offering a serene escape in the heart of Dublin.

For those who like to explore at their own pace, the TourPatron app was a fantastic way to experience the beauty and history of St. Patrick's Cathedral. Here's why: Downloading the TourPatron app was a breeze. No need to hassle with tickets or wait in lines – just a few clicks and we were ready to start exploring. The app's interface was user-friendly and intuitive. It was easy to follow the tour route and access information points throughout the cathedral. Unlike a traditional guided tour, TourPatron allowed us to move through the cathedral at my own speed. We could linger at the areas that piqued our interest and soak in the atmosphere without feeling rushed. The app provided insightful information about the cathedral's history, architecture, and significant features. It was the perfect balance of informative and concise, keeping me engaged without information overload. The tour itself took roughly an hour, which was the perfect amount of time to explore the highlights of St. Patrick's Cathedral. If you're looking for a convenient and informative way to explore St. Patrick's Cathedral at your own pace, the TourPatron app is a great option. It's easy to use, affordable, and allows you to experience the cathedral on your own terms.

If you have never been to see this Cathedral it needs to be on your list of things to see. This is a stunning gothic style cathedral right in the heart of NYC. I found that no matter your religious affiliation you can enjoy the beauty and reverence of this building. you only ned about 30 mins to walk around the inside and can fit this between most other tourist activities.

It’s the building with the “can’t miss” gothic architecture. The website mentions two famous people associated with the cathedral, Babe Ruth and Vince Lombardy, which I read in their respective biographies. However, I really thought I read something about LaGuardia being associated with it. I used my visit to light and say prayers at the prayer candle stations.

I’m not a religious person but I like visiting cathedrals/ old churches as I find the architecture and history quite interesting. There’s almost always a quiet calm about them which offers respite from the craziness of a city! St Patrick’s is free to enter and has a bag check which is quick and simple. It’s a beautiful place inside and out and worth a visit.

St Patrick's Cathedral is the largest Catholic Church in New York City. St Patrick's is in the heart of New York. It has large congregations during holy days, such as Easter and Christmas. When the Cathedral was built in the mid-19th century, most of the diocese consisted of Irish people, for whom St Patrick was their patron saint. St Patrick's Cathedral is a holy center for the Catholic Church in the United States.

When we went to St. Patrick's Cathedral on our trip to New York (May 14-20) it just so happened that there was a live organ concert going on. It was on the afternoon of Friday, May 17. Entering a cathedral like this, with so much tradition and that I have seen in so many movies, and with the addition of organ music, was even more impressive. Because of the concert there were a lot of people but we didn't get overwhelmed. We liked the visit.

Love to visit old cathedrals and churches. This is no exception, so beautiful and rich in history. I wish we had more time to spend inside but getting as much in as possible on 1st visit. We will plan a longer trip.

My wife and I visited NYC this past summer for our wedding anniversary. We walked by and admired St. Patrick’s Cathedral during our self guided walking tour of Midtown. It is beautiful architecturally. We didn’t take the time to go inside but just took several photos.