Anglican Church of Korea Seoul Cathedral

The Anglican Church of Korea Seoul Cathedral is a disciple community that evangelizes with the faith of fellowship. This building serves as the cathedral of the Seoul Diocese of the Anglican Church of Korea. It was constructed under the design of British architect Arthur Dixon and consecrated by Bishop Mark Trollope, the third bishop of the Anglican Church of Korea. Later, in 1993, the original blueprint was discovered in a library in England, and the cathedral was completed in its original form in 1996. This cathedral is a beautiful building that harmonizes Romanesque style with traditional Korean architectural techniques. Its exterior is in the shape of a cross, with various lines creating harmony. Inside, stone pillars symbolizing the twelve apostles stand on both sides, and a mosaic of Jesus Christ is engraved on the front semicircular wall. In the underground cathedral, a copper plate bearing the remains of Bishop Trollope is inscribed. It is located 200 meters from Exit 3 of City Hall Station on Seoul Subway Lines 1 and 2. Address: 15, Sejong-daero 21-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul (Jeong-dong)