Virgin Asunta al cielo

St Salvador

SS Mary + Stephen

St Marks, Co-Cath S Pietro di Castello (Olivolo), Bas Cat SM Ass (Torcello) Former Cath

St Mary

St Gregory, St George (Ruined)

Cathedral Basilica of Salvador

SS Stanislav and Vladislav

Sta Maria la Menor

Cath of St Peter

Our Lady of Burgos

Santiago de Compostela Cath

Sta Maria de Mediavilla, La Seo

Our Lady of the Remedies

St Mary's Dome

Basilica Cathedral

St. James

Durham Cathedral

Church of Christ

St Giles High Kirk/Cathedral, St Mary's Metropolitan Cath

Svetitskhoveli

Santo Domingo

Immaculate Conception

Cath of the assumption of Mary

Se Cathedrale

Duomo

St Cristopher

Holy Ascension + St Thomas

SS John the Baptist/Evangelist

Notre Dame

St Sophia

St Andrew

Cat di Sta Maria Annun

Cat di S Maria Assunta

San Gennaro

Bas Cat di S Maria assunta

St Etienne

Cat St Jean Baptiste

Met Cat Conversion of St Paul

Bas Cat di S Giuliano (Caltagirone), Cat di San Nicolo (Noto), Cat di S Giovan Bat (Ragusa), Bas Cat di S Agata (Catania)

St Pauls (Ruined), Se Cat da Natividade de N Senhora

Armenian Catholic Cathedral, Latin Cathedral and probably St. George's Cathedral

St Isaacs, St Sampson, Our Lady of Kazan, SS Peter + Paul, Smolny Cath, St Nicholas Naval Cath, Transfiguration, Trinity, St Andrews, Grand Church of the Winter Palace ( consecrated as a cathedral in 1763)

Roman Catholic Cathedral St. Petrus en Paulus

Duomo di Mantova (Saint Peter's Cathedral)

Cathedral Santa Maria Assunta (1459-1462), Gothic

Old and New Cathedral (only latter is in use), Neo-Gothic style (1880)

Cathédrale Saint Louis, 1828 Neoclassical facade

Strasbourg Cathedral

Cathedral (late 13th century)

Catedral de Nuestra Señora de la Candelaria (rebuilt 19th century)

Catedral de la Purisima Concepción. The two-towered, neo-classical building was finished in 1869 and consecrated as cathedral in 1904.

Nossa Senhora da Assunção

12th century Cathedral of Santa Maria

The Saint Vladimir Cathedral is a Neo-Byzantine Russian Orthodox cathedral on the site of Chersonesos Taurica (wiki)

Assumption Cathedral (16th century, Russian-Orthodox)

Holy Trinity Cathedral

Cathédrale Saint-Bénigne (Dijon)

Cat metro Sao Salvador

Alexander Nevsky Cathedral

Cat Bas St Juan Apostol

St Peter

Basilica of St. John Lateran

Sta Maria

Bas Cat Notre Dame des Doms

Magesterial Cath

Sé Catedral (ruins)

The Saviours

St Mary's co-Cathedral

Notre Dame

Church of St Mary/"Kaiserdom"

Church of San Francisco served as a Cathedral until 1921 when it was chaged to San Felipe Neri. Both are within the WHS boundaries

Catedral de los Monjas

Cathedral of the Assumption (1158)

Westminster Abbey (former): for short periods in the 16th century, the church had cathedral status ("Henry VIII assumed direct control of the abbey in 1539 and granted it the status of a cathedral by charter in 1540, simultaneously issuing letters patent establishing the Diocese of Westminster. By granting the abbey cathedral status, Henry VIII gained an excuse to spare it from the destruction or dissolution which he inflicted on most English abbeys during this period.")
See en.wikipedia.org

St Mary of the Sees

Kulumbimbi is the Cathedral of the Holy Saviour, the first episcopal seat in Africa south of the Equator, and it forms the heart of the identity of the Kingdom of Kongo (AB ev)

Cath of Our Lady at Sedlec

During the Norse period, from 1000- 1500 AD, Igaliku was known as Gardar and was the main seat of the church. Christianity was introduced to Greenland at the turn of the last millennium, and Greenland got its first bishop in 1124. The impressive episcopal residence Garðar was established shortly afterwards in Igaliku. A cathedral was built, and was the biggest church in Greenland in the Middle Ages.
See www.hurtigruten.com

Our lady of the Snows

St. Mary's Cathedral

Catedral Santa Ana

Assumption

Cat Metro Santo Antonio

Nuestra Senora de Gracia

Mezquita de Córdoba

Domkirk SS Peter und Maria

Transfiguration Cathedral in the Ensemble of the Spaso-Mirozhsky Monastery

Sé Cathedral

San Pedro

Cathedral of Bosra (former cath)
See www.medinaportal.net

Cath Saint-Andre, Cath SJ-Baptitste - Former Cath

Berat: the Cathedral of St. Mary of the Annunciation (13th cent., restored in 1747)

Bas Cat de Notre Dame

Cathedral of the Forty Martyrs

St. Peter's Cathedral (1919), the ecclesiastical seat of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Rabat.
See en.wikipedia.org

Cath Basil - Virgin of the Assump'

Cath of Our Lady of the holy Rosary

St Johns, Cath of St Michael Arch + St Florian, Co-Cath of Our Lady of Victory

St. Stephen's Cathedral

Cat di Sta Maria Annun

St Johns

Montalcino Cathedral (Nomination file, p. 79)
See en.wikipedia.org

St Mary's

Hagia Sophia - "In 1205, when the Fourth Crusade captured the city, the Hagia Sophia was converted into the cathedral of Thessaloniki, which it remained after the city was returned to the Byzantine Empire in 1246."
See en.wikipedia.org

"The Cathedral was built by bishop Zosimo in the 7th century over the great Temple of Athens (5th century BC), on the Ortygia island. This was a Doric edifice with six columns on the short sides and 14 on the long ones: these can still be seen incorporated in the walls of the current church." (Wiki)

Cath-Basil de N Senora de Guad

Stonetown Anglican Cathedral

Spisska Kapitula - St Martin Cathedral

St Mary's

Cat Met Nossa Senorha da Vitoria

SS Virgil + Rupert

St Mary's ("Old"), Assumpt of Virign ("New")

Ruins of the cathedral

Cathedrale St Front (Perigueux), Ancienne Cathedrale (Bazas), Cath Notre Dame (Bayonne), Cathedrale Saint Capres (Agen), Bas Cath Notre Dame (Le Puy), C ND dl Sede (St Lizier) - Former Cath, N-D St B

St Pedro, Jaca

Domkirk

Notre Dame

Metropolitan Cathedral of Saints Vitus, Wenceslaus and Adalbert

Cath Bas de Nstra Senora de la Paz

Notre Dame, cathédrale Saint-Louis-des-Invalides

"impressive ruins of the cathedral" (Panama Viejo, AB ev)

Padua Cathedral, or Basilica Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Assumption (the frescoes are in the Baptistery)

Nossa Senhora

Basilica of Holy Sepulchre, Co-Cath of Most Holy Name of Jesus, St James Cathedral

Cath of the Virgin of the Assump'

Notre-Dame Cathedral

Cat S Maria Assunta

Metrop Cath of the Ascension

Cathédrale Sainte-Croix d'Orléans; cathédrale Saint-Louis (Blois); cathédrale Saint-Gatien (Tours)

Cathedral of Le Havre, one of the few surviving structures from before WWII in the city center
See en.wikipedia.org

St Sophia Cath

Anunciation, Dormition, Archangel Michael, St Basils

Wawel

St Tryphon

Annunciation Cathedral (1554-62), the only 16th-century Russian church to have six piers and five apses

The Ketchaoua mosque was before independence in 1962 the cathedral of St Philippe, itself made in 1845 from a mosque dating from 1612

Hagia Sophia (Former Cath)

Oura Cathedral

Medhane Alem Cathedral

St Agidius

Cathédrale Sacré Coeur

Cathédrale Saint-Jean (Besançon)

Bas Cat Sta Maria del Fiore

Bas Cat di S Giorgio

cathedral of the Nativity of the Holy Virgin

Sao Francisco

Virgin Mary's Cathedral: It was built in the 2nd century A.C. It is considered the oldest church in Damascus

"Pope Clement VII made Coro South America's first bishopric in 1531 , thus this Church became the first Cathedral."

Notre Dame

San Luis Potosi (Baroque 1670-1740) and Durango started 1675 Baroque

Byzantine (former)

St. Patrick's Cathedral - Catholic and St. Michael's Cathedral - Anglican

Metro' Nossa Sen'a Aparecida, Cat Militar Sta Maria dos Militares

Cathedral of Our Lady (Antwerp), tower of the St. Rumbold's Cathedral (Mechelen), Basilica of Our Lady in Tongeren (former cathedral)

St Aegidius

San Rufinus

Enda Mariam Cathedral - cathedral of the Eritrean Orthodox Tewahedo Church.
See en.wikipedia.org

Palermo Cathedral, Monreale Cathedral, Cefalù Cathedral

Bas di S Maria Assunta (Former Cath)

Cat de San Jose (Former Cath)

St Peter und St Georg

Grand Basilica (former cathedral)
See it.wikipedia.org

Schwerin Cathedral, dedicated to the Virgin Mary and Saint John. Now Lutheran.
See en.wikipedia.org

See en.wikipedia.org

The Church of Saint Sophia was basically rebuilt in the last decade of the 10th century as a patriarchal cathedral in the form of a dome basilica. It later became a seat of the Archbishopric of Ohrid, under the Patriarchate of Constantinople until the 18th century.
See en.wikipedia.org