with its arches of timber, rather than stone. Its close to the Beehive, so I visited both the same day.

It is a beautiful and historical place. We could smell the scents of timber inside the church. It is an old building that resisted the Earthquake.

Pop in for a look if you can. This is a truly stunning building that has stood the test of time. Popular for important events happy and sad.

i took a friend from Canada to visit St Pauls and it was lovely to share her delight and moving reaction to this church's interior beauty. She was impressed we could freely walk around and see the old vicar's vestments and other details up close...More

This wooden church is well preserved. We were surprised it is no longer an active place of worship. The volunteers/staff were very helpful in guiding us. There were short videos that explain all the special features of the building.

Cute little church with character and history. I got the pleasure of chatting with Neil not only about the history of the church, but about his life growing up in NZ.

This church is a classical example early NZ, Not much to see from outside but the interior is superb, The stained glass windows are magnificent, the pews originals and the lectern a real gem of gilt and polished wood, So much history is on show...More