This is a list of cathedrals around the world, including both actual cathedrals (seats of bishops in episcopal denominations, such as Catholicism, Anglicanism, and Orthodoxy) and a few prominent churches from non-episcopal denominations that have the word "cathedral" in their names.

Australia

St George's Cathedral, in Perth (Anglican)

St Mary's Cathedral, in Perth (Roman Catholic)

St Mary's Cathedral, in Sydney (Roman Catholic)

Austria

Cathedral of Saint Stephan, in Vienna (Roman Catholic)

Neuer Dom, in Linz (Roman Catholic)

Belarus

Kafedralny Sobor of Minsk (Orthodox)

Belgium

Cathedral of Our Lady in Antwerp (Roman Catholic)

Saint Salvator Cathedral in Bruges (Roman Catholic)

St. Rumbolds Cathedral in Mechelen (Roman Catholic)

Saint Bavo Cathedral in Ghent (Roman Catholic)

Cathedral of Saint Martin in Ypres (Roman Catholic)

Canada

See: List of cathedrals in Canada

China

Saint Paul's Cathedral, in Macau (Roman Catholic) - partly destroyed, no longer the mother church of the diocese

Czech Republic

Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul, in Brno (Roman Catholic)

St. Nicholas Cathedral, in Ceske Budejovice (Roman Catholic)

Cathedral of the Holy Spirit, in Hradec Kralove (Roman Catholic)

St. Stephen's Cathedral, in Litomerice (Roman Catholic)

St. Wenceslas Cathedral, in Olomouc (Roman Catholic)

Cathedral of the Divine Saviour, in Ostrava (Roman Catholic)

St. Batholomew's Cathedral, in Plzen (Roman Catholic)

St. Vitus Cathedral, in Prague (Roman Catholic)

Denmark

Saint Canute's Cathedral, in Odense (Lutheran)

England

See: List of cathedrals in England

Finland

Espoon tuomiokirkko, in Espoo (Lutheran)

Helsingin tuomiokirkko, in Helsinki (Lutheran)

Kuopion tuomiokirkko, in Kuopio (Lutheran)

Lapuan tuomiokirkko, in Lapua (Lutheran)

Mikkelin tuomiokirkko, in Mikkeli (Lutheran)

Oulun tuomiokirkko, in Oulu (Lutheran)

Porvoon tuomiokirkko, in Porvoo (Lutheran)

Pyhän Henrikin katedraali, in Helsinki (Roman Catholic)

Pyhän Nikolaoksen katedraali, in Kuopio (Orthodox)

Pyhän kolminaisuuden katedraali, in Oulu (Orthodox)

Savonlinnan tuomiokirkko, in Savonlinna (Lutheran)

Tampereen tuomiokirkko, in Tampere (Lutheran)

Turun tuomiokirkko, in Turku (Lutheran)

Uspenskin katedraali, in Helsinki (Orthodox)

France

See: List of cathedrals in France

Germany

Aachen Cathedral, Aachen (Roman Catholic)

Berlin Cathedral, Berlin (Lutheran)

St. Hedwig's Cathedral, Berlin (Roman Catholic)

Bremen Cathedral, Bremen (Lutheran)

Brunswick Cathedral, Brunswick (Lutheran)

Cologne Cathedral, Cologne (Roman Catholic)

Freiburg Münster, Freiburg (Roman Catholic)

St. Mary's Cathedral of Hamburg, Hamburg (Roman Catholic)

Havelberg Cathedral, Havelberg (Lutheran)

Lübeck Cathedral, Lübeck (Lutheran)

Magdeburg Cathedral, Magdeburg (Lutheran)

Cathedral of St. Martin, Mainz (Roman Catholic)

Meissen Cathedral, Meissen (Lutheran)

Minden Cathedral, Minden (Lutheran)

Regensburg Cathedral, Regensburg (Roman Catholic)

Schleswig Cathedral, Schleswig (Lutheran)

Schwerin Cathedral, Schwerin (Lutheran)

Ulm Münster, Ulm (Lutheran)

Verden Cathedral, Verden (Lutheran)

Indonesia

Hati Kudus Yesus Cathedral, in Surabaya (Roman Catholic)

Ireland

Christ Church Cathedral, in Dublin (Anglican)

Cathedral of Christ the King, in Mullingar (Roman Catholic)

Saint Mary's Pro-Cathedral, in Dublin (Roman Catholic)

Saint Patrick's Cathedral, in Dublin (Anglican)

Italy

Santa Maria del Fiore, in Florence (Roman Catholic)

Duomo di Siena, in Siena (Roman Catholic)

Duomo di Milano, in Milan (Roman Catholic)

Duomo di Pisa, in Pisa (Roman Catholic)

San Giovanni in Laterano, in Rome (Roman Catholic)

San Marco di Venezia, in Venice (Roman Catholic)

The Netherlands

Cathedral of Saint Martin in Utrecht (Roman Catholic) - partly destroyed, no longer the mother church of the archdiocese

Norway

Tromsø Cathedral (Lutheran)

Bodø Cathedral (Lutheran)

Nidaros Cathedral (Lutheran)

Molde Cathedral (Lutheran)

Hamar Cathedral (Lutheran)

Bergen Cathedral (Lutheran)

Oslo Cathedral (Lutheran)

St. Olav's Cathedral, Oslo (Roman Catholic)

Tønsberg Cathedral (Lutheran)

Fredrikstad Cathedral (Lutheran)

Stavanger Cathedral (Lutheran)

Kristiansand Cathedral (Lutheran)

Poland

Cathedral of Cracow (Roman Catholic) in Krakow;

Cathedral of Czestochowa (Roman Catholic) in Czestochowa;

Cathedral of Oliwa (Roman Catholic) in Gdansk;

Cathedral of Gniezno (Roman Catholic); in Gniezno

Cathedral of Kamien Pomorski (Roman Catholic); in Kamien Pomorski

Cathedral of Poznan (Roman Catholic); in Poznan

Saint Jacob's Cathedral (Roman Catholic)in Szczecin

Saint John's Cathedral (Roman Catholic) in Warsaw

Cathedral of Wroclaw (Roman Catholic) in Wroclaw

Portugal

Santa Maria Maior de Lisboa, in Lisbon (Roman Catholic)

Russia

Cathedral of Christ the Saviour (Moscow), in Moscow (Orthodox)

Cathedral of Christ the Saviour (Kaliningrad), in Kaliningrad (Orthodox)

Königsberg Cathedral, in Kaliningrad (formerly Roman Catholic (between 1333 and 1525) and Lutheran (between 1525 and 1945), now cultural center)

Saint Basil's Cathedral, in Moscow (Orthodox)

Saint Isaac's Cathedral, in Saint Petersburg (Orthodox)

Scotland

Aberdeen Cathedral (Presbyterian)

St. Andrew's Cathedral, in Aberdeen (Episcopal)

St. Mary's Cathedral, in Aberdeen (Roman Catholic)

Good Shepherd Cathedral, in Ayr (Roman Catholic)

Dunblane Cathedral (Presbyterian)

St. Andrew's Cathedral, in Dundee (Roman Catholic)

St. Paul's Cathedral, in Dundee (Episcopal)

Dunkeld Cathedral (Presbyterian)

St Giles Cathedral, in Edinburgh (Presbyterian)

St. Mary's Episcopal Cathedral, in Edinburgh

St. Mary's Roman Catholic Cathedral, in Edinburgh

Glasgow Cathedral (Presbyterian)

St. Andrew's Cathedral, in Glasgow

St. Mary's Cathedral, in Glasgow (Episcopal)

St. Andrew's Cathedral, in Inverness (Episcopal)

Cathedral of the Isles, in Millport (Episcopal)

Our Lady of Good Aid Cathedral, in Motherwell (Roman Catholic)

Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine, in Oban (Episcopal)

St. Columbia's Cathedral, in Oban (Roman Catholic)

St. Mirin's Cathedral, in Paisley (Roman Catholic)

St. Ninian's Cathedral, in Perth (Episcopal)

Slovakia

St. Elisabeth Cathedral, in Košice

St. Emmeram Cathedral, in Nitra

St. John the Baptist Cathedral, in Trnava

St. Martin's Cathedral, in Bratislava

St. Martin’s Cathedral, in Spišské Podhradie

South Korea

Myeongdong Cathedral, in Seoul (Roman Catholic)

Spain

Santa Eulalia de Barcelona, in Barcelona (Roman Catholic)

Nuestra Señora de la Almudena, in Madrid (Roman Catholic)

Catedral Metropolitana de Santiago de Compostela, in Santiago de Compostela (Roman Catholic)

Catedral de San Salvador, in Zaragoza (Roman Catholic)

Catedral de Sevilla, in Seville (Roman Catholic)

Sweden

Uppsala Cathedral, in Uppsala

Gothenburg Cathedral, in Gothenburg

Härnösand Cathedral, in Härnösand

Karlstad Cathedral, in Karlstad

Linköping Cathedral, in Linköping

Luleå Cathedral, in Luleå

Lund Cathedral, in Lund

Skara Cathedral, in Skara

Stockholm Cathedral, in Stockholm

Strängnäs Cathedral, in Strängnäs

Visby Cathedral, in Visby

Västerås Cathedral, in Västerås

Växjö Cathedral, in Växjö

Turkey

Hagia Sophia, in Istanbul (Orthodox) - now a museum

Ukraine

Saint Sophia Cathedral, in Kyiv (Orthodox)

United States

See: List of cathedrals in the United States

Wales

Bangor Cathedral (Anglican)

Brecon Cathedral (Anglican)

Saint David's Cathedral, in Cardiff (Roman Catholic)

Llandaff Cathedral (Anglican)

St Woolo's Cathedral, in Newport (Anglican)

Saint Asaph Cathedral, in Saint Asaph (Anglican)

St David's Cathedral, in St David's (Anglican)

Saint Joseph's Cathedral, in Swansea (Roman Catholic)

Cathedral Church of Our Lady of Sorrows, in Wrexham (Roman Catholic)

See also:-

• Historical List of Cathedrals in The United Kingdom
• List of tallest church towers
• Basilica
• Cathedral
• Church
• Duomo
• Minster (cathedral)