a short walk from the bus terminal in town. can buy some religious items next door of the church. a very nice place to pray when you visit bermuda..

Stumbled upon this church by accident on the way to Catherine's Fort and was met by a wonderful lady who welcomed us in to look around. The small church is rich in history and the organ is something to admire, as the parish obviously uses...More

Very friendly parishioners. The graveyard is on the premises. They toll the bells when a bride ls there.

Quiet, pretty church. Worth the visit, nice respite from the beach and shopping. Beautiful stone construction.

What a beautiful little church in a outstanding setting. We were sad we could not go inside church on our tour. It was closed but it is a great photo op. The small graveyard adds to the special ambience of the quaint church, Great stop...More

We took in all the sites while on BERMUDA. This was a very historical stop on our walk. This was shortly after we enjoyed the beach. The island is fiilled with must see churches.

Unfortunately, the church wasn't open when we wandered by. It was still worth it to wander around outside and through the small graveyard surrounding the church. This is right across the street from Church Bay where there is some really good snorkeling.

We attended Sunday morning services at St. Anne's Church, and it stands out as a memorable highlight of our visit to Bermuda. The choir was beautiful, and the priest and congregation were most welcoming. The church itself is small, which only lends to its sense...More

We were staying at the Reefs and went to mass at St. Anne's. The congregation welcomed us with open arms and the service was very warm. The church itself is very bright and welcoming.

Nothing spectacular as compared with Europe. But lets image that is a kind of miracle for US visitors. Beaches were the much better chice.