St Mary's Cathedral

St. Mary's Cathedral is the main Roman Catholic church in Newcastle and is the church that runs the diocese of the city. It was built in the first half of the nineteenth century and is a historical monument as it is a very good example of the new gothic style, built by Augustus Pugin. The Catholic Church has regained some importance in England, after a long period of Anglicanism. The church was opened to the public in 1844, becoming a cathedral in 1850. It is located near Newcastle Station, the latter being in the center of the two cathedrals, the Anglican and Catholic. You can visit outside the hours of masses.