Located on the Mahatma Gandhi Road in Bangalore, the St. Cathedral Church has its own unique charm. Founded in 1808, the Cathedral was completed in 1812. In 1816, Bishop of Calcutta consecrated this. According to the history of St. Mark’s Cathedral, architecture of the church was inspired by that of the St. Paul’s Cathedral of 17th century. It is built in colonial style. There is a semicircular chancel above which a graceful dome is placed.

The ambience at the Bangalore St. Mark's Cathedral is very much divine; as you step into the Cathedral, you get transported into the world of serenity and divinity. One of the most beautiful features about the design of the cathedral is Roman arches along the walls. The external bells in the cathedral are among the best-maintained ones. There is elegant woodwork and the intricate carvings at the entrance of the cathedral. Besides, domes and ceilings are also done with great skill.

St. Mark's Cathedral in Bangalore was extended in 1901 and renovated in 1927. This new structure is embellished with stunning stained glass work. St. Marks was among the 12 disciples of Jesus Christ and it is believed that he wrote first Gospel. This cathedral was named after him. This cathedral is included in the Church of South India (CSI). In the year 2008, the cathedral celebrated its bicentenary.

One of the famous churches in Bangalore, this cathedral has great influence on the growth of other churches in this area. Every Christmas, there a festival of peace is organized. People of different faiths come together to celebrate this joyous occasion.

A thanksgiving event that is the harvest festival is organized annually at this cathedral. Church works hard to contribute in the growth of educational and medical facilities for the needy in the region. Various welfare programs are run by the church.