American Cathedral in Paris

American Cathedral in Paris — view
American Cathedral in Paris. Photo via Wikimedia Commons.
PARIS, FRANCE
American Cathedral in Paris

One of Paris’s oldest English-speaking churches, the Cathedral Church of the Holy Trinity serves as the gathering place for Anglicans across Europe and beyond.

At a glance

Located in central Paris between the Champs-Elysées and the River Seine, this Anglican cathedral welcomes the international community and English-speaking residents of the French capital. The church is formally known as the Cathedral Church of the Holy Trinity and is part of the worldwide Anglican Communion.

History

The American Cathedral in Paris ranks among the oldest English-speaking churches in the city. It functions as the convocation church for Episcopal Churches across Europe, serving a vital role in the spiritual life of the Anglican diaspora.

What you see

The cathedral occupies a prominent position in the 8th arrondissement, positioned strategically between two of Paris’s most significant landmarks. Its central location reflects its importance as a gathering space for the international community.

Cultural significance

The church represents a distinct cultural presence in Paris—one of Europe’s major Anglican centers. It bridges American, British, and international Anglican traditions within the heart of the French capital, serving as both a spiritual and cultural landmark for English-speaking residents and visitors.

Key facts

  • Country: France
  • City: Paris, 8th arrondissement
  • Address: 23 avenue George V
  • Coordinates: 48.8675, 2.30083333
  • Nearest métro stations: Alma–Marceau and George V

Practical information & getting there

The cathedral is easily accessible by public transport. The closest métro stations are Alma–Marceau and George V, both within walking distance of 23 avenue George V in the 8th arrondissement. You can access the church directly from either station.

Sources & resources

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