Overview
The Cathedral of St. Helena is a breathtaking Roman Catholic cathedral in Helena, Montana. Modeled after the Votive Church in Vienna, it is famous for its twin spires, intricate stained glass windows, and Gothic Revival architecture.
Top Highlights
- Stained Glass: 59 magnificent windows made by the Zettler firm of Munich.
- Twin Spires: Rising 230 feet, visible from across the city.
- Interior: ornate marble altars, statues, and gold leaf detailing.
Things to Do
- Attend a mass or service in the historic sanctuary.
- Take a guided tour to learn about the cathedral's history and art.
- Photograph the stunning exterior and interior architecture.
Entry & Visitor Information
- Opening Hours: Open daily for prayer and visits.
- Admission: Free; donations appreciated.
- Location: 530 N Ewing St, Helena, MT 59601.