St Saviour's Anglican Cathedral

The splendid bell-tower, soaring windows and massive stone work are the first impressions one has of St Saviour's. Named after the Saviour himself, Jesus Christ, the Cathedral dominates Bourke Street and the streetscape of Montague Street.

Royal Letters Patent issued by Queen Victoria on 14 March 1863 established the Diocese of Goulburn giving Goulburn city status and making it Australia's first inland city.

Built around the old St Saviour's Church from 1874 to 1884, St Saviour's Cathedral is one of the finest white sandstone cathedrals in the Southern Hemisphere. Both the Cathedral and Hall were designed by one of Australia's most famous architects, Edmund T. Blacket. The tower was built and bells installed as per the original design in 1988 as a bicentennial project. In 2006 the final three bells were installed, giving Goulburn the only 12 bell and flat 6th country peal in the Southern Hemisphere.

The Forster and Andrews organ contained 43 stops and 2252 pipes when installed but has been modified several times since. It is regarded as one of the best pipe organs in Australia and one of the most sought after by organists who wish to play it.

St Saviour's Anglican Cathedral expresses the grace, care and forethought of a great architect at the height of his powers. It gains the effect of spaciousness without being very big, and of splendour without being over-ornate.

Volunteer guides/minders are in attendance between 10am and 4pm, subject to availability. Guided tours for groups and coaches are available by contacting the Cathedral office.

Bell Tower Tours are held at 10.30am & 2.30pm on the 1st Saturday of each month. Groups by prior appointment. Entry by donation.

Community Markets held first Saturday every month in the Cathedral hall 9am-1pm
Mainly Music program designed for toddlers & pre-schoolers held in Cathedral hall every Friday 9.30-11am during school terms. Learning faith through music and movement.

St Saviour's hosts numerous events such as concerts throughout the year in the Cathedral and Hall in addition to the annual Cathedral Week activities in March. See What's On for details about upcoming events.

CATHEDRAL SERVICE TIMES

Sunday
8am & 10am Holy Eucharist (with Children's Ministry)
First Sunday of the month 5pm Sung Evensong
All other Sundays 5pm Reflective Eucharist

Weekdays
8am Morning Prayer
4.30pm Evening Prayer

Monday - 4pm Holy Eucharist
Tuesday - 12 noon Holy Eucharist
Wednesday - 5pm Healing Eucharist
Thursday - 10am Holy Eucharist
Friday - 8.15am Holy Eucharist

Cathedral Office open weekdays 9am-12pm, closed public holidays.

See MAP for location.