Religious landmarks

Being a city, we’d be expected to have a cathedral – but Portsmouth actually has two! Not only this, we have historic churches, mosques and other religious landmarks, each with their own fascinating history. Take a quiet walk through the cathedrals, marvel at the history of our old churches, or admire the scene from their viewing platforms. A warm welcome awaits all visitors at our many and varied religious landmarks.

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Portchester Castle

Address

Castle Street, Portchester, Hampshire, PO16 9QW

Telephone
023 9237 8291

customers@english-heritage.org.uk

Portchester

Visit the Roman-Saxon shore fort with Norman additions - featuring a near-perfect keep and Norman church within the walls.
Royal Garrison Church

Address

Penny Street, Grand Parade, Portsmouth, Hampshire, PO1 2NJ

Telephone
+44 023 9282 3973

southeast@english-heritage.org.uk

Portsmouth

Discover this beautiful church in Old Portsmouth, which was partially destroyed during a firebomb raid in 1941.
St. John's Roman Catholic Cathedral

Address

Edinburgh Road, Portsmouth, Hamsphire, PO1 3HG

Telephone
+44 023 9282 6170

stjcath@btconnect.com

Portsmouth

Take in the splendour of this Victorian church, which was named as the best-restored building in Portsmouth.
St. Thomas' Anglican Cathedral

Address

High Street, Portsmouth, Hampshire, PO1 2HH

Telephone
+44 023 9282 3300

enquiries@portsmouthcathedral.org.uk

Portsmouth

Portsmouth Cathedral is the Mother Church of the Diocese of Portsmouth, which covers south-east Hampshire, Portsea Island and the Isle of Wight. It is the base of the Bishop of Portsmouth, and the focal point for many diocese-wide services and events
Saint Mary's Church

Address

Fratton Road, Portsmouth, Hampshire, PO1 5PA

Telephone
+44 023 9282 2687

vicar@portseaparish.co.uk

Portsmouth

St Mary's has been described as the finest Victorian building in Hampshire. Designed just over 100 years ago by Arthur Blomfield. Finest Walker organ in England.