St Andrew’s Cathedral
St Andrew’s Cathedral is an Episcopal cathedral, without spires. Spires were originally built but the towers started to sink and they had to be removed. The tower nearest the river holds 11 bells and there is a minstrel gallery above the entrance which joins the two towers. There is a Lady chapel with vestry behind adjoining the nave.
It’s worth going round the back to the Cathedral tea rooms behind. Run for the benefit of the cathedral it does decent soup and sandwiches alongside a shop.
How to get to church St Andrew’s Cathedral
By car
Park in the car park between Eden Court theatre and the cathedral
By subway
There is no subway in Inverness
On foot
Walk along the river on the bank opposite the castle
Tips for travellers
Best points to take a photo
From the other side of the river
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