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Catacombs by Candlelight Tour In New York

How would you like to explore the only Catholic catacombs in New York and discover the rich history and spirituality hidden beneath the Basilica of St. Patrick's Old Cathedral?

Join tens of thousands of thrilled spectators who have already enjoyed this ⭐ 4.6-star fascinating tour. Follow your guide behind the scenes and discover the hidden areas that are off-limits to regular visitors.

The Catacombs Tour

Only catholic catacombs in new york city.

Cemeteries of Old St. Patrick's

Basilica of St. Patrick's Old Cathedral NYC

Catacombs by Candlelight tour Reviews

Great experience, the tour guide was very knowledgeable, the grounds are very well preserved, It was a great way to learn more about our city!

Very informative historical tour of the cemeteries, Basilica and Catacombs! Robert, our guide was terrific.

The guide made all the difference! All the history behind the tour was amazing. Could not recommend enough!

The tour was lovely. Our guide answers all our questions and really took his time. It didn’t feel rushed at all. Highly recommend!!!

Really interesting historical content and contemporary opportunities at this extraordinary portal. Our guide was great! Thank you!

Such a cool tour and worth every penny! We got insider information, saw places that were closed off to the general public. Tommy, our tour guide, was especially helpful; he answered every question we had and was so informed! I HIGHLY recommend this tour to anyone visiting NYC!

An amazing history lesson was given prior to seeing the catacombs. It sets the stage perfectly because once you eventually walk down your already well aware of the reasoning why they are there.

Great tour! Our guide was incredibly knowledgeable, as well as, fun! It was so interesting to learn more about NYC from the cultural and religious perspective. I grew up in the city but I had no idea this was something available to do at St. Patrick’s. I definitely recommend this tour!

Great tour! It was very informative and the tour guide was excellent. The guide took the time to answer all questions and was very knowledgeable.

Excellent tour! Will tell friends that it’s worth the money.

Practical Info

• Thursdays to Mondays, 10:30 a.m. – 4:15 p.m.
• 👉 As this tour takes place in an active church, some time slots may be canceled with short notice due to weddings, funerals, etc
• Duration:  1 hour and 20 minutes
• Location:  266 Mulberry Street, New York, NY 10012
• Age requirement:  4+
• Accesibility:  the experience is ADA compliant
• Dress code:  Since this a sacred space and active Basilica, visitors are required dress respectfully when visiting. Therefore anyone wearing clothing that is profane or disrespectful will be turned away. Under no circumstances will anyone wearing a costume of any type be permitted to take the tour.
• Price:  starting from $32.00
• This tour will take place rain or shine. Please be aware that half of the tour is outside and there are no umbrellas or ponchos available on site

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St. Patrick’s Cathedral - Since 1879

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Since 1859, St. Patrick's Cathedral has stood as a beacon of American Catholicism. Distinguished by its captivating beauty, rich history, and profound religious significance, the cathedral surpasses all rivals. Whether guided by a VIP docent or opting for a self-guided tour, exploring St. Patrick's Cathedral is a vital component of any family visit to New York. Cardinal Timothy Dolan extends a warm welcome to visitors of all faiths when guiding them through The Official Audio Tour of St. Patrick's Cathedral. This enlightening journey showcases the extraordinary architectural achievements of James Renwick Jr., highlights the significance of The Bronze Doors, explores connections with The Kennedys, Mother Elizabeth Seton, Michelangelo, Our Lady of Guadalupe, William Partridge's Pieta, The Archbishops, Raphael, The Rose Window and Stained Glass by Tiffany. Immerse yourself in the splendor and cultural richness that only St. Patrick's Cathedral can offer.

Tour purchases help support St. Patrick’s Cathedral. This Official Tour is the only tour available inside St. Patrick’s Cathedral. 

The fifty minute, self-guided audio tour is presented on Apple iPads with headphones provided. 

The tour can also be enjoyed on your own smart phone or tablet.

VIP Private Guided Tours are offered once daily (limited availability). Click for info.

The official audio tour is available in English, Spanish,

 Italian, French, and Portuguese. 

*We also offer a dedicated kid's version of the audio tour.

The Tour is open all days from 9AM - 6PM

  St. Patrick's Cathedral is one of New York City’s most popular summertime destination, please make tour reservations in advance. Please always remember that St. Patrick’s is an active Catholic church and it is likely that a wedding, mass or baptism will be taking place during your visit. Special events may require portions of the cathedral to be temporarily roped off. Please speak with an usher to find out when those areas will be re-opened for touring. Guests are welcome to return to complete any incomplete tour.  

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Visiting both St. Patrick's Cathedral and Top of The Rock Observation Deck in New York City is a must for any visitor. Each of these iconic locations offers a unique and breathtaking view of the city, but together they provide a well-rounded experience that combines both the spiritual and the awe-inspiring beauty of the skyline.

St. Patrick's Cathedral is a historic and magnificent architectural masterpiece, offering visitors a chance to step back in time and marvel at its stunning design and peaceful atmosphere. Whether you are religious or not, the beauty and serenity of this place are sure to leave a lasting impression.

On the other hand, the Top of The Rock Observation Deck provides a modern and dynamic view of New York City from high above. From this vantage point, visitors can see the city spread out before them in all its glory, with iconic landmarks like the Empire State Building and Central Park stretching out below.

By booking both experiences together, guests not only save money but also get the chance to see New York City from two very different perspectives. Whether you are looking for a moment of reflection and peace at St. Patrick's Cathedral or a bird's eye view of the bustling city at the Top of The Rock, combining these two experiences will surely make your visit to New York unforgettable.

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St. Patrick's Cathedral Tickets and Tours

Our New York City tour guides are always being asked about NYC attractions like St. Patrick’s Cathedral.

In this post, we explain how to tour St. Patrick's Cathedral including what options are available, the best times to visit, directions, and more.

This post is a collaboration of our experience and thoughts from members of our popular NYC Travel Tips Facebook group.

This group of over 225,000 members consists of locals, regular visitors, and newbies to NYC who are happy to share their insights with others.

Take a look at the bottom of this post to see what they had to say about visiting St. Pats.

PLAN YOUR VISIT

St. Patrick’s Cathedral is the most recognizable cathedral in New York, if not the world.

It is the largest neo-Gothic Roman Catholic cathedral in the United States.

It is a must-visit for those who love architecture and history, those who worship, and those who simply enjoy seeing a place of pure beauty.

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To learn about its history, read the section below .

How to Get Here

St. Patrick's Cathedral is located at 5th Avenue between 50th and 51st Sts, directly across from Rockefeller Center. Enter from the 5th Avenue side.

Use this link to get Google Maps directions from your point of departure.

If you join us on our  pay-what-you-like walking tour of Midtown Manhattan , we visit St. Patrick's so you will have no trouble finding it!

• 6 train to 51st St station
• E, M trains to 5th Ave - 53rd St station
• B, D, F, M to 47th-50th Sts - Rockefeller Ctr station

If you are new to the NYC subway, then you may find the 2 articles below helpful.

• Choosing the Best Subway Pass
• Tips on Riding the NYC Subway
• M1, M2, M3 southbound on 5th Ave and northbound on Madison Ave

TIP:  Hop-on, Hop-Off buses all make stops right near St. Patrick's. If you are considering taking a bus tour, read our detailed post on which NYC bus tours are best .

Best Times to Visit

The Cathedral is open from 6:30 am to 8 pm. Hours vary during holidays, so be sure to check their website before you visit.

With nearly 5 million visitors a year, the Cathedral can be crowded and the traffic flow is managed carefully.

You may have to wait in line at the Visitor's Entrance on 5th Avenue.

Based on St. Patrick's Facebook page, Mondays are the busiest day of the midweek with peak hours being from 11 am to 8 pm.

If you must go on a Monday, try to arrive by 10 am and give yourself 30 minutes to explore.

Tuesdays and Wednesdays are also somewhat busy, so try to arrive by 11 am to miss the crowds. Thursdays and Fridays are slightly less crowded.

Saturdays are less crowded with the peak time of 5 pm to 6 pm corresponding to the 5:30 mass.  

Sunday is even less crowded because you cannot take a tour. The busiest hours are 10 am to 2 pm, again, connected with mass times.

Visiting During Mass 

Here is the mass schedule, but check their website before you visit in case any scheduling changes have been made.

We also note when music or the choir are part of the service.

• Mondays-Fridays: 7 am (music), 7:30 am, 8 am, 12 pm (music), 12:30 pm, 1 pm (music), 5:30 pm
• Saturdays: 8 am (music), 12 pm, 5:30 pm (music)
• Sundays: 7 am, 8 am, 9 am (choir), 10:15 am (choir), 12 pm, 1 pm, 4 pm *Spanish Mass (choir), 5:30 pm

Note: No talking or photography is permitted during mass.

Conduct While Visiting

St. Patrick's requests that you conduct yourself in an appropriate manner for a visit to a house of worship.

This includes your attire, choice of language (no obscenity), and speaking volume.

If you are taking a self-guided audio tour, you must wear headphones.

Security and Bag Checks

All luggage and bags are subject to search by St. Patrick's Cathedral security. You must keep your luggage and bags with you at all times.

If you have large bags and want to store them nearby while visiting the cathedral, see our post Where to Store Luggage in NYC .

Hotels in the Area

St. Patrick's Cathedral is located in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, a neighborhood with so much to see.

Why not stay in the area for the convenience of visiting the many nearby attractions?

You can find some good prices in nice accommodations. For example, Pod 51 is very close by and is a highly-rated and affordable hotel.

Find other nearby hotels here .

DO YOU NEED TICKETS TO ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL

You do not need St. Patrick's Cathedral tickets to visit and it is always free to enter.

St. Patrick's Cathedral prides itself on not charging an entrance fee nor requiring reservations for time slots to visit.

You can visit for free during the open hours listed above.

TOUR OPTIONS 

It is free to enter St. Patrick's and look around on your own.

You may want to plan ahead by looking at the busy hours above and choose a less crowded time.

There are no tours led by live tour guides. Your tour options include:

• Purchase their official self-guided audio tour
• Visit on your own
• Visit with us during our pay-what-you-wish  Midtown Manhattan Tour

Official Self-Guided Audio Tour 

St. Patrick’s Cathedral sells a self-guided audio tour you can listen to on your smart device. You are required to listen with headphones.

This tour is narrated by Cardinal Timothy Dolan who gives you an insider’s view of the cathedral’s history. It is similar to the video above.

It is approximately 30-40 minutes and you can move at your own pace.

The audio tour is available in English, Spanish, Italian & French and Portuguese.

There is also a children's version in English.

You should consider buying the audio tour before visiting to save time.

You can, however, buy it at the Cathedral at the Tour Desk which is open from 8:30 am - 6:00 pm (Monday-Saturday).

Audio Tour Price

• St. Patrick’s Audio Tour  - $25/ Adult; $20/Child (ages 3-11); You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

VISIT WITH FREE TOURS BY FOOT

Our pay-what-you-wish   Midtown Manhattan Tour  stops at St. Patrick's Cathedral.

Your guide will share with you a brief history, point out some architectural features and tell you some anecdotes.

If you can't take our guided Midtown Manhattan walk when it's offered, or prefer to explore at your own pace, consider our GPS-led audio tour version which also includes St. Patrick's Cathedral.

Here is a sample of the tour.

Here is how it works:

• Purchase our Audio Tour
• Get a confirmation email with .mp3, .pdf, and an embeddable Google map.
• Enjoy the tour(s).

Visit our main  NYC audio tours page to see all the tours we offer and hear samples.

NEARBY ATTRACTIONS

St. Patrick's is in the heart of Midtown Manhattan. There are countless things to do in this part of the city.

Find out what other sites are nearby from our post on  things to do in Midtown Manhattan .

Here are some major sites within walking distance of St. Patrick's Cathedral:

Rockefeller Center 

Directly across from St. Patrick's Cathedral is  Rockefeller Center . For amazing views, visit  Top of The Rock , the observatory at 30 Rockefeller Center.

Museum of Modern Art

This world-class museum is just 2 blocks away from St. Patrick's Cathedral. The MoMA has free admission on Friday afternoons .

Central Park

St. Patrick's Cathedral is 9 blocks south of Central Park. Check out our  guide to Central Park  or our   GPS-enabled audio tour  to explore at your own pace.

We also offer  pay-what-you-wish   Central Park tours .

Times Square

Located about 5 blocks from St. Patrick's Cathedral, Times Square is a must-see New York City destination.

Our post on  things to do in Times Square  lists the many things to do and see in the area.

Grand Central Terminal

About a 15-minute walk from St.Patrick's is the stunning and historic Grand Central. It is a gem of New York City and should be seen while you are here.

Our guide to  Grand Central Terminal  points out what to see there.

You can also join us for a pay-what-you-wish Grand Central Tour or try ou  GPS-enhanced Audio Tour of Grand Central . 

New York Public Library

Another landmark building where you can take a free tour is the magnificent  New York Public Library  about a 10 block walk from St. Patrick's Cathedral.

TIPS FROM LOCALS AND TRAVELERS

Here are some thoughts on visiting St. Patrick's Cathedral from members of our New York Travel Tips group on Facebook.

You don't need to become a member to read the posts, comments, and advice.

So when you are done reading this post why not have a look? Perhaps even ask some questions yourself!

Overwhelmingly, members of our group loved visiting St. Patrick’s. Here are just a handful of the hundreds of opinions about the cathedral.

If you can visit during a mass when the choir is performing, do it!

These two group members felt that seeing St. Patrick’s was a must. But be prepared to have your bags checked.

In 1853, at Old St. Patrick’s Cathedral on Mulberry Street in Little Italy , Archbishop John Joseph Hughes announced that he would build a new, larger cathedral uptown.

The church had purchased a plot of land that St. Patrick's now stands on in 1810 but with no intention of building a new cathedral there.

People thought Hughes was crazy; the proposed site was considered near-wilderness and was far north of the existing city.

Hughes, however, insisted that the spot would someday be in the heart of New York City and that he would build the most beautiful cathedral in America. He turned out to be right!

The cornerstone for the new cathedral was laid on August 15, 1858. The architect was James Renwick, Jr., and the proposed budget was about $850,000.

The church is made of white Tuckahoe marble.

Though the building progressed very rapidly at the start, it came to a grinding halt during the American Civil War and then resumed when the war was over.

In 1878, when the structure was completed, a fund-raising fair was held in the new cathedral.  The budget had not allowed for the purchase of furnishings.

Fortunately, $172,625 was raised during the fair, and on May 25, 1879 St. Patrick’s Cathedral was formally opened.

Years of wear and tear, pollution and acid rain had caused the exterior to begin to crumble.

On March 17, 2012, Cardinal Timothy Dolan announced that St. Patrick’s was to undergo a massive, three-year renovation, both inside and out.

The massive renovation began in May 2015 and cost nearly $200 million. As of today, the Cathedral is looking better than ever and worth a visit.

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St. Patrick’s Cathedral Tour

What you'll do

Discover the largest Roman Catholic church in The Americas on a self-guided tour 

Explore St. Patrick’s Cathedral with the New York Pass®

• Pay nothing at the door - simply show your pass.
• View magnificent architecture, dating back to the late 19th Century.
• Enjoy an exclusive self-guided tour narrated by Cardinal Timothy Dolan.

Spend more time enjoying your visit by presenting your pass at the cathedral gift shop for expedited entry.

Saint Patrick’s Cathedral history

Gain a deeper understanding of the architecture, history, and spirit of this magnificent cathedral with an audio tour narrated by Cardinal Timothy Dolan, Monsignor Ritchie, and guests. Explore the cathedral at your own pace as you learn all about what makes it one of a kind.

Download the audio tour on iPhone iOS as well as Android systems. Tours are currently offered in English, Spanish, Italian, French, and Portuguese.

Saint Patrick’s Cathedral facts

• St. Patrick’s Cathedral is the largest Gothic Roman Catholic Cathedral in the United States. The church covers a whole city block, and its spires soar 330 feet above street level.
• The cathedral took 21 years to build, opening to the public in the spring of 1879.
• The cathedral is named after St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland, in response to the influx of Irish immigrants that settled in the city.
• The new gallery organ, which was replaced in 1930, has 7,855 pipes. 
• The cathedral has 21 altars and 19 bells, each named after a different saint.
• Each year, over five million visitors of differing faiths and nationalities visit the cathedral. 

Know before you go

Getting in: present your pass for express entry admission (gold pass) at the Saint Patrick's Cathedral gift shop.

• Download your tour narration from the Tourpatron app ahead of your visit and enjoy the insightful commentary as you explore the historic site.
• If you do not have a mobile device, a tour tablet will be provided free of charge.
• It is advised that you bring your own headphones, but headphones are available free of charge if you do not have them.

For more information, visit the  Saint Patrick's Cathedral Tour  website.

Saint Patrick's Cathedral New York tour help

Simply ask our help team if you have any questions. 

Q. Can I take photographs inside St. Patrick's Cathedral? A. Absolutely! Feel free to capture the beautiful architecture and stunning interior of the cathedral, but remember to turn off your flash and be respectful of others.

Q. Are there any restrictions on what I can wear during the tour? A. While there is no strict dress code, it is recommended to dress modestly and respectfully when visiting the cathedral, as it is a place of worship.

Q. Can I attend a religious service at St. Patrick's Cathedral? A. Yes, St. Patrick's Cathedral holds regular religious services, and you are welcome to attend them. Please check the schedule beforehand for specific timings.

Q. Is there parking available near St. Patrick's Cathedral? A. While there is no dedicated parking lot, there are several paid parking options nearby, including parking garages and street parking. Public transportation is also a convenient way to reach the cathedral.

Q. Are guided tours available at St. Patrick's Cathedral? A. Yes, guided tours are offered at St. Patrick's Cathedral, providing a deeper insight into its history, architecture, and significance. Check the cathedral's website or inquire on-site for tour schedules.

Q. Can I bring my bag or backpack inside St. Patrick's Cathedral? A. Yes, you can bring your bag or backpack inside, but please note that large bags may be subject to inspection for security purposes.

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France’s Army Is Singing for Ukraine

The Choir of the French Army will join the Ukrainian Freedom Orchestra in Paris to show support for Ukraine in its war against Russia.

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By Ségolène Le Stradic

Reporting from Paris

When President Emmanuel Macron of France refused in February to rule out sending Western troops to Ukraine , he shattered a taboo and spooked his NATO allies. But five months later, his statement looks more like a provocation than a promise, and the idea of French boots on the ground seems a distant prospect.

There are other ways, however, that France’s military can aid the Ukrainian cause.

In a Paris church on Friday, 30 members of the Choir of the French Army will lend their voices to a free concert to honor Ukraine’s fighting spirit.

“We are here on a mission,” said the conductor Keri-Lynn Wilson during a recent rehearsal for the concert, “a mission to support Ukraine, on the artistic and cultural front.”

Then she led the singers of the all-male military choir, joined by 30 female members of a Ukrainian vocal ensemble, through a rendition of the last movement of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, the famous “ Ode to Joy .” The massed voices soared in the echoing space.

At Friday’s concert, Wilson, a Canadian with Ukrainian roots, will conduct the singers alongside the 74-musician Ukrainian Freedom Orchestra in Saint-Eustache church. Since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, the orchestra — some of whose members still live in the country at war — have been coming together each summer to perform across Europe, with Wilson conducting.

The concert in Paris is the first stop on the orchestra’s third tour. The ensemble will perform with local choirs when it plays concerts in London, Poland and the United States, where it will perform in Washington and, on Aug. 1, at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York.

“We’ve been trying, since the beginning, to play in Paris,” said Peter Gelb, the director of the Metropolitan Opera, who founded the orchestra with Wilson, his wife. But Paris in the summer empties out, and its cultural life recedes, so it never seemed possible, Gelb explained. This summer was different: With the Olympics set to open on July 26 , the city is bustling with events and was ideal place the orchestra to perform, he said.

Once the date and location were confirmed, the orchestra still faced organizational challenges. With Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony on the program, it needed to find a choir for the piece’s rousing final movement.

It took a call from the Ukrainian Embassy to the French foreign affairs ministry to get things moving. Aurélien Lechevallier, a ministry official, said that the Choir of the French Army, which performs at state functions like France’s Bastille Day celebrations, seemed an obvious fit.

“It’s beautiful to see the Army Choir making the link with the cultural and soft power aspects of France’s support for the Ukrainian people,” he said. A mixed Ukrainian-French ensemble performing the “Ode to Joy” — the anthem of the European Union — during the 200th anniversary year of Beethoven’s symphony, added extra symbolism, he added.

“Europe stands alongside Ukraine,” Lechevallier said, “and Ukraine also aspires to join Europe.”

For the performance, the German words of the Friedrich Schiller poem that Beethoven used for the final movement have been translated into Ukrainian, with references to joy, replaced with “slava” — glory in Ukrainian and a rallying cry for Ukrainian people in the war against Russia.

“It is Beethoven’s message that the force of good supersedes that of evil,” Wilson explained to the singers during the rehearsal.

Though most of the singers were familiar with the German version, learning the lyrics in Ukrainian was no simple task — especially for the tenors and basses of the Choir of the French Army. Hanna Hrymud, the chorus master for the Ukrainian singers, coordinated with her French counterpart to help. She wrote out the words phonetically for the French singers, and sent them an audio recording to help them practice.

Nicolas Bercet, a singer in the Choir of the French Army, said he was happy to sing alongside women, for once. “We don’t know each other, but the fact that we’re breathing together, that we’re driven by the same energy, immediately gives us a very full, generous sound,” he said. Singing in Ukrainian had also made him discover new aspects of the piece, he explained.

“The language is both fuller and darker than German, adding a velvety touch,” he said.

Wilson seemed impressed with the result. With just a month’s notice and little time to rehearse, the French singers had been quick to adapt — though as they sang during the rehearsal, she had to remind them to look at her, and not at their scores.

“We have a motto here at the army choir: Commemorate, honor and entertain — and this is a synthesis of all three,” Bercet said. “It’s a way of supporting Ukraine artistically.”

St Patricks Cathedral

St Patrick's Cathedral Official Audio Tour

St patrick's cathedral official tour, what's included.

St Patricks Cathedral Official Audio Tour

Please note

• Wheelchair accessible
• Stroller / pram accessible
• Animals or pets allowed
• Public transportation nearby
• Please enter and check in inside the cathedral at the Tour Desk 

What to bring

Contact info, [email protected], useful links.