Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, Gibraltar

The Anglican cathedral of Gibraltar, built in the early 19th century in a distinctive style influenced by Moorish architecture, with horseshoe arches and a whitewashed exterior. It serves as the seat of the Anglican bishop for the wider region and stands in the centre of the town. The unusual blend of a Christian cathedral with North African architectural motifs reflects Gibraltar's position at the meeting of Europe and Africa. It remains an active place of worship on the main thoroughfare.