Cathedral of the Holy Trinity

One of the foremost Anglican cathedrals that were erected beyond the British Isles region, The Cathedral of the Holy Trinity is a neoclassic Palladian structure that was built in 1804. Part of the historic section of Old Quebec, this church features an impressive bell tower and was added to the National Historic Sites of Canada in 1989. The church premises are also available on a rental basis for concerts and weddings; check website for details.