A Neo-Gothic design topped by an immense spire and massive, vibrant stained-glass windows, the interior is even more impressive. The St Philomena's Church is actually the second largest and second tallest in India, and an absolute "must-see" of Mysore. India’s St Philomena’s Church, a Neo-Gothic marvel and imposing design, provided the template for the colossal St. Philomena’s Church, one of the largest and most remarkable edifices in India. Neo-Gothic in style, this church, characterised by its magnificent dual spires which crown the city of Mysuru, is famous for its large, vividly-colored stained-glass windows that portray the various stages of Christ’s life.Location: Lashkar Mohalla, Mysuru, KarnatakaPrice: Free entryTiming: 5:00 AM – 6:00 PMBest Time to Visit: October to MarchInside, the church is large, quiet, beautifully and richly adorned. The church building was established at the turn of the last century and serves as one of the key religious structures in Mysuru. Visitors delight in its elegant architecture, which features finely constructed arches, lofty ceilings and balanced structure, creating an inviting and meditative ambience. A visit to the church will also bring you in touch with visitors from around the world, as well as architecture lovers and the faithful. The exterior is especially striking when lit at night.
