Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
Gibraltar, United Kingdom
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Situated in Cathedral Square in Gibraltar, the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity is an Anglican cathedral serving the Church of England Diocese of Europe. Built in 1825, it exemplifies Moorish Revival architecture, distinguished by its characteristic horseshoe arches—a stylistic choice that reflects the region's medieval Moorish heritage. The cathedral's architectural language deliberately evokes the period of Moorish control in Gibraltar's history, making it a distinctive ecclesiastical structure that blends Anglican purpose with Iberian aesthetic tradition. It should not be confused with the nearby Cathedral of St. Mary the Crowned, Gibraltar's Roman Catholic cathedral.
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- Built
- Type
- Anglican or Episcopal cathedral
- Place
- Gibraltar, United Kingdom
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