
Trinity Cathedral
Trinity Cathedral
Miami, United States
Last updated: February 11, 2026
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ brian wallace — a month ago
Saw the fever - candlelight concert of imagine dragons & Coldplay, and it was spectacular! The acoustics of the church made the cellos fill the entire space with each note. The gentle candlelights created the perfect mood. The song selection was fitting, and the quartet played quite well together. Would go again
**★★★★★ Stephanie Kinlaw — 2 months ago
I went to the Fever Neo-Soul Candlelight Concert, and it felt like stepping into a dream dipped in gold. The whole room glowed with warm candlelight while the musicians poured their hearts into every note. The strings didn’t just play neo-soul they painted it. You could feel the music in your chest, in your spirit, in the quiet spaces that don’t always get attention.
It was intimate, soulful, and beautifully immersive. For a moment, life slowed down and everything felt soft, warm, and intention
**★★★★★ Karin S. — a year ago
This refurbished building is an Episcopal Church that has been on the US National Register of Historical Places since October 1980.
It is the oldest church located in the original city limits of Miami.
It is very large on the inside and can seat up to 1100 worshipers.
Its architecture is Mediterranean in appearance.
So beautiful this church!
**★★★★☆ Roberto Zapata — 2 months ago
I recently attended a candlelight concert with my girlfriend, and overall the experience was amazing. The atmosphere was beautiful, the musicians were outstanding, and the entire performance felt intimate and really well put together. We both genuinely enjoyed the evening.
The only downside — and the reason I can’t say the night was perfect — was an interaction with one of the ushers. When I politely asked if he could take a picture of my girlfriend and me, he declined and gave a long explanati
**★☆☆☆☆ Наташа Бо — 2 months ago
It's very bad, very disappointed. All the doors are locked, even though Google says it's open 24 hours. I don't understand why they won't let me into the church to commune with God. I don't need a service, I don't need bishops, I just needed to be in the church. My husband and I came especially from another city. This isn't a religion, it's a formality. There's no God, it's horrible. There's no parking. There's nothing. Just a dry formality.
















