Akaroa church

Located in the historic French whaling settlement of Akaroa, New Zealand, the Akaroa Church is a beautiful and unique structure. Built in 1879, the church combines elements of both French and British architecture, creating a blend of Gothic Revival, Norman, and Romanesque styles. The Akaroa Church is constructed of local volcanic stone, with a distinctive red tiled roof. Inside the church, stained glass windows from the 19th century adorn the walls, and the church contains notable works of art by the painter and sculptor Samuel Pepler. The church is a historical landmark, and the perfect place to explore and appreciate Akaroa's multi-million-year-old history.