
Cathedral Church of the Redemption
New Delhi, Delhi, India
Lutyens'-era 'Viceroy's Church' (1935) near Rashtrapati Bhavan — a serene Herbert Baker design of high arches and quiet Anglican grandeur.
Why visit: The capital's most dignified colonial church, off the tourist map.
- ›Baker's arches
- ›Viceroy pew
- ›Christmas services
- ›Raisina Hill combo
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Best time
Year-round; Christmas
Entry fee
Free
Est. budget
₹100–300
Duration
1 hr
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