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The Cathedral of the Isles in Millport is the smallest cathedral still in use in the British Isles, with seating for 100 people. It was built by the 6th Earl of Glasgow, who owned the island, in 1851, as an Episcopal theological college. The church was consecrated as a cathedral in 1876. The adjoining College of the Holy Spirit provides residential accommodation for spiritual retreat and has links with the retreat on Iona. Music has always been an important element of the cathedral and concerts are held every Sunday between May and September. Daily services are at 8.30am and 5.15pm, and on Sundays sung eucharist is at 11am and communion at noon. Guided tours are available and there is a shop.
Cathedral of the Isles is one of the top attractions in Millport, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Cathedral of the Isles, Mount Stuart, Isle of Bute Jazz Festival, Cowal Highland Gathering, Isle of Arran Distillery Visitor Centre, all within a convenient distance from Cathedral of the Isles.