Cathedral of the Isles
Cathedral of the Isles
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Mum on the run
Glasgow, UK113 contributions
Sept 2022 • Family
Gorgeous little cathedral tucked away in Millport. We enjoyed a quick visit with our kids and they mainly enjoyed playing in the cute garden and woodland surrounds. Truly quaint and beautiful
Written 4 September 2022
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Anne R
Liverpool, UK177 contributions
Aug 2023 • Couples
We visited the Cathedral for Sunday eucharistic. A small and very beautiful building with a friendly and welcoming congregation. Lovely music to accompany the service and we would have liked to attend one of the music recitals in during August 2023.
Written 9 August 2023
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katebran2003
Edinburgh, UK42 contributions
May 2018 • Friends
25 of us German & Scots spent a super weekend here - excellent food and excellent company. Andrew & Amanda looked after us so well
Written 28 May 2018
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gjulie
scotland11 contributions
Jul 2013 • Family
Quaint and beautiful. Lots of interesting musical instruments and historic tales. Peaceful well cared for grounds to relax in too.
Written 31 July 2013
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KayLang49
Dunedin, New Zealand150 contributions
Jul 2013 • Couples
This cathedral nominally said to be the smallest in Scotland is delightful. Seating only 70 people but in grand style. The grounds are well kept and easily found with good signage.
Written 11 July 2013
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Kyle F
Colchester, England, United Kingdom59 contributions
Sept 2012 • Family
The Cathedral of the Isles is a must-see for any visitor to Millport whether or not you are religious. It's quite a climb up to the cathedral, so appropriate footwear would be a bonus. The view from the steps in front of the cathedral is beautiful and then you enter into the serenity of this tiny church. The ornate carvings are marvellous and if you are spiritually inclined you can't help but feel empowered by the serenity of the cathedral. There's a lot more to Millport than sun, sand and ice creams.
Written 1 July 2013
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Nick Smith
Millport, UK46 contributions
Aug 2020
You find the friendliest of people here and it is the loveliest of buildings that really dominates the skyline with it's spire
Written 16 August 2020
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andy.lyn
england97 contributions
Mar 2019 • Couples
As stated, wondered why its a cathedral? Nice church but been to nicer. We wanted to light a candle (my wife's uncle and mother had passed away) but there were no matches to light them with. Summed up our visit. No parking and access up to the church uneven underfoot.
Written 9 March 2019
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mhomac
South Lanarkshire139 contributions
Jun 2014 • Couples
This little Cathedral is well worth a visit. It belongs to the Episcopal Church congregation and continues as a place of worship.
it's a large looking building but tiny inside. it has amazing stain glass windows,wall tiles and paintings. There is a feeling of tranquility throughout the building especially in the Lady Chapel.
There are concerts and music throughout the year with a varied programme.
Take time to visit this lovely place when on the island.
it's a large looking building but tiny inside. it has amazing stain glass windows,wall tiles and paintings. There is a feeling of tranquility throughout the building especially in the Lady Chapel.
There are concerts and music throughout the year with a varied programme.
Take time to visit this lovely place when on the island.
Written 28 June 2014
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Makevy
Paisley, UK93 contributions
Oct 2019 • Couples
The view of the cathedral and accommodation as we walked through the trees was stunning. Excellent welcome in the cloisters and made to feel very welcome. Stayed in ‘charity’ room. En-suite as described. As we were staying in a historic building we were not expecting 5 star but the room was comfortable. Only quibble would be that on one of the coldest nights of the year so far there was no extra blankets available. Breakfast was superb. Great choice, fresh and delicious served in the amazing surroundings. We enjoyed relaxing in the common room and plentiful supply of hot drinks, home baking, biscuits and fruit.
Written 6 November 2019
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