The outside of this church was gorgeous , but walking inside , it was spectacular . It is quite small , but has so much to enjoy . We were lucky enough to visit just before the Spanish mass began . The band was setting up and sounded great . Vendors were selling their traditional snacks on the street .... More

This church is just beautiful! Its circular design is unique for a Catholic church. It was also the first non-mission parish built in California so it has some unique history.

For those appreciating beautiful churches, this Cathedral Basilica is recommended. Several unique features and great craftsmanship make it a pretty and peaceful setting.

This beautiful Basilica is a must visit even if you are not Roman Catholic. The art inside the church is magnificent and any art lover will enjoy it. You can walk in and there is usually people walking around. I have visited this cathedral twice, once was 2 years ago and then again this past March. This time when I... More

If I remember correctly, this was originally built in 1777. Obviously remodeled and kept in fabulous condition. It's absolutely beautiful. I happened to visit duing a mass celebrating wedding anniversaries so the place was packed. Nice little gift shop next door. The public parking nearby is $10 if you park longer than 15 minutes.

It was amazing and so spiritual. I loved the architecture and the clergy so peaceful and loving . I will never forget the time I spent there with my family

Went to sunday and daily mass. Loved the church space! This church is totally impressive. Felt like I was sitting inside St Peter's.

Surprised at such a beautiful cathedral right in our own city. Europe has competition! Parking was not a problem despite being right in the downtown area. There are other points of interest that can be walked to from the Cathedral.

A wonderful church where you feel the presence of God! I was here on the 4th of November and that was the day the church was dedicated and the Priest was installed as the pastor. I love the choir. I was warmly welcomed by the two gentlemen at the entrance to the church; one of them used to be a... More