Holy Trinity Church 圣三一堂Shèng Sānyī Táng

About Holy Trinity Church

A red-brick Gothic Revival church on Jiujiang Road, designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott and consecrated in 1869, which served Shanghai's English-speaking Anglicans and was known locally as the Red Church. After decades of other uses, including as a cinema during the Cultural Revolution, it was restored and reopened for worship in December 2022 as a church of China's national Protestant bodies.

How to get to Holy Trinity Church

In Huangpu District between Nanjing Road East and the Bund, about 250 m from East Nanjing Road station (Lines 2 and 10); the exterior can be seen from the street, but check whether the church is open before planning to go inside.

Nearby

• Yu Garden & City God Temple 豫园与城隍庙 under 10 km
  A Ming-dynasty garden of rockeries and dragon walls beside a Taoist city temple
• The Bund & Lujiazui Skyline 外滩与陆家嘴 under 10 km
  1920s banks on one bank of the river, a sci-fi skyline on the other
• Lujiazui 陆家嘴 under 10 km
  Shanghai's skyline in a loop of river: spheres, a twisting tower and the Bund opposite
• Shanghai Museum 上海博物馆 under 10 km
  Ancient Chinese bronzes, ceramics, painting and jade, now shown at Shanghai Museum East
• Former French Concession 原法租界 under 10 km
  Plane-tree streets, garden villas and shikumen lanes for Shanghai's best city walk

Also within 20 km: Shanghai General Post Office 上海邮政总局 (under 10 km), Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Center 上海城市规划展示馆 (under 10 km), Madame Tussauds Shanghai 上海杜莎夫人蜡像馆 (under 10 km), Park Hotel 国际饭店 (under 10 km), Sihang Warehouse 四行仓库 (under 10 km), North Bund International Cruise Terminal 北外滩国客中心 (under 10 km).

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