Christ Church Cathedral Newcastle

Christ Church Cathedral Newcastle is an Anglican cathedral located on The Hill overlooking Newcastle Harbour in New South Wales. Built in Gothic Revival style between 1883 and 1979 to designs by John Horbury Hunt, it is the mother church of the Anglican Diocese of Newcastle. Notable for its sandstone architecture, stained glass, Warriors' Chapel and hilltop position, it serves as a place of worship, heritage landmark and visitor attraction in central Newcastle.

Visitors can expect a hilltop Gothic Revival sandstone cathedral with a prominent tower, nave, stained-glass windows, timber ceilings and memorial chapels. The interior includes the Warriors' Chapel, pipe organ, and heritage displays. The exterior offers views over Newcastle city and harbour, landscaped grounds and cemetery. Visitors can explore the cathedral interior, attend services, join guided tours, and view architectural and commemorative features in a quiet, reflective setting.