St. Mary's Church

St. Mary's Church is a historic Anglican church located in the Military Camp area of Belagavi, Karnataka. Built in 1869 during the British colonial period to serve British troops stationed at the Belagavi cantonment, it is noted for its Gothic Revival architecture, stained-glass windows and teak wood interiors. The well-preserved church remains an active place of worship under the Church of South India and is a notable heritage landmark in the city.

Visitors can expect a tranquil heritage church set within the green cantonment area of Belagavi. The exterior shows Gothic Revival features with stone walls, pointed arches and a tower, while the interior has polished teak pews, stained-glass windows, memorial plaques and a pipe organ. The compound is quiet and well-maintained with a small garden. Visitors can view the architecture, attend prayer services when scheduled, and experience a peaceful, reverent atmosphere.

Built in 1869 during the British colonial period to serve British troops and officers stationed at the Belagavi cantonment. Constructed in Gothic Revival style with contributions from the British military, it is one of the oldest churches in Belagavi and has been maintained as an Anglican church now under the Church of South India.

An active Christian place of worship under the Church of South India serving the local Anglican community. It represents colonial-era religious architecture and the cantonment heritage of Belagavi and is valued as a heritage and community landmark.