St Bartholomew's Cathedral (The Garrison Church)

Hours: Open 9am-6:30pm; Sunday services: 8am & 4:30pm (summer); 8:30am& 4pm (winter) 
Originally built between 1831 and 1847 as the Garrison Church and serving the spiritual needs of British officers, soldiers and their families stationed at the cantonment, St Bartholomew's Cathedral is a semi-Gothic structure of understated elegance. Despite its cathedral designation, it is a modest single-storey flat-roofed building that relies for its effect on finely proportioned arches, a polished interior and the dignity of its age rather than dramatic scale. The interior features a main altar of quiet beauty and a smaller side chapel. Memorial plaques on the walls catalogue the names and dates of officers and their families who served and died in India, a poignant roll-call of the empire. The church remains active and is part of the Church of North India. Non-worshippers are welcome to visit during the day.