Does it ever surprise you that Pennsylvania has so many hidden gems? We could have lived here for decades – or our whole lives – and we can still discover something completely new (well, new to us, at least). Have you visited this gorgeous church in Pennsylvania yet? If not, you’ll likely have your breath taken away by its sheer beauty – both inside and out.
Discover the jaw-dropping beauty of Bryn Athyn Cathedral, a spectacular church in Bryn Athyn that’s perched above the Pennypack Creek Valley.
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Start your visit with a stroll along the beautiful grounds of the church that dates back to the early 20th century.
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In fact, construction on the Gothic-style main building and two other Romanesque buildings began in 1913 and continued through 1928.
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The construction continued well into the 1940s, with special attention paid to crafting the stained glass windows.
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Each of the church’s windows is made from hand-blown glass and features a scene important in the New Church. Figures on the breathtaking windows include those in the Old and in the New Testament.
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Today, guests are welcome to visit the church, to join a tour, and to worship with the congregation.
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Embark on one of the 45-minute guided tours, typically held from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. The tour is free, although a $5 donation is encouraged.
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Don’t forget to bring your smartphone or camera with you. Personal photos are allowed indoors and outdoors.
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Address: 900 Cathedral Road, Bryn Athyn, PA, 19009
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