St. Eugene's Cathedral is a prominent Roman Catholic church located in Victoria, the capital city of British Columbia, Canada. Completed in 1892, the cathedral is known for its stunning Gothic Revival architecture, featuring intricate stained glass windows and a striking bell tower. It serves as the mother church for the Diocese of Victoria. The cathedral is situated on a hill, providing a scenic view of the surrounding area. It is an important religious and cultural landmark for the local community, hosting various services, events, and celebrations throughout the year. Visitors often admire its historical significance and architectural beauty.