St. Andrew’s Kirk

St. Andrew’s Kirk was consecrated in 1821 and built for the Scottish community residing in the city during the British rule. Built in the Neo-Classical style, the body of the church is built in a circle with a shallow dome that is painted a deep blue on the inside, with golden stars. What really makes St. Andrews stand out is the beautiful stained-glass windows and of course the large pipe organ that takes up a lot of space at the altar. While the church has mass every day and on the weekends, people are still allowed to walk through and take a look at this beautiful historic church.