The Holy Redeemer Church, Ambala, Haryana India

The Holy Redeemer Church is oldest Church built by the British in 1905 in a Gothic Style of architecture. It consists of vast tower carried by strong pillars. The Church has a high roof. It offers very scenic view with the backdrop of greenery around. It is hard to belive for anyone that it is over 100 years old as it is very well maintained. It is a splendid example of architecture.  

 Holy Redeemer Church is located at Ambala. It was built in 1848 and was later reconstructed by the British soldiers in 1905. The architectural style belongs to the Victorian era. The majestic church is noted for its huge tower, stained glass windows, marble pavements, pillars and high Gothic roof. The church can accommodate about 800 persons at a time.