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Lahore
Lahore District · Punjab, Pakistan
St Andrew's Church, Lahore
A Neo-Gothic church on Empress Road, built by the British in 1872 for the railway's Christian staff.
St Andrew's Church on Empress Road, Lahore, was built in 1872 by the British for the Christian employees of the railways, near the Railways Headquarters. It is in the Neo-Gothic style of its time and belongs to the Diocese of Lahore of the Church of Pakistan, part of the Anglican Communion, with an active congregation today.
Why go
- ✦Built in 1872 for the railway staff
- ✦Neo-Gothic architecture
- ✦Near the Railways Headquarters
How to Reach
On Empress Road, Lahore, near the Railways Headquarters.
Planning tip
Best Time to Visit, October to March for walking Lahore.
Getting there, On Empress Road, Lahore, near the Railways Headquarters.
Allow, Half an hour.
What to Do
Nearby
Straight-line distance from St Andrew's Church, Lahore, within 5 km.
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