About Trinity Cathedral
Trinity Cathedral is a Episcopal church located at 464 Ne 16th St, Miami, FL, 33132. Trinity Cathedral was founded in 1923. You can reach Trinity Cathedral at +13053743372.
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral (Miami)
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Miami, Florida is the cathedral church of the Episcopal Diocese of Southeast Florida. It is located at North Bayshore Drive a short distance north of the Venetian Causeway, near the Carnival Center in Miami. On October 10, 1980, it was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places.
Trinity Cathedral through the years
- 1923 Founded
- 1980-10-10 Added to the National Register
Where is Trinity Cathedral located?
Trinity Cathedral is located at 464 Ne 16th St, Miami, FL, 33132. The building sits at coordinates 25.79019, -80.18645, placing it in Miami, FL 33132.
Location is approximate — drawn from the public street address.
- Customers paid parking 72 ft
- Public parking 390 ft
- Public parking 515 ft
- Private parking 692 ft
- Public paid parking 837 ft
Nearby places drawn from OpenStreetMap, May 29, 2026.
The neighborhood around Trinity Cathedral
The ZIP code 33132 area around Trinity Cathedral is home to 17,136 residents with a median household income of $101,518 and a median age of 34.9 years, according to the US Census Bureau's 2022 American Community Survey 5-year estimates.
US Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2022 five-year estimates.
What to expect at a service at Trinity Cathedral
Episcopal worship uses the Book of Common Prayer, the same liturgy Anglicans have prayed for centuries.
- Holy Eucharist lasts about an hour. Includes Scripture readings, sermon, the Nicene Creed, prayers of the people, and Communion.
- All baptized Christians are welcome to receive Communion regardless of denomination.
- Dress varies by parish — suit or business casual is always safe.
Generalized notes for first-time visitors. Individual churches vary — when in doubt, ask a greeter at the door.
Trinity Cathedral on the National Register of Historic Places
Trinity Cathedral is listed on the United States National Register of Historic Places under reference 80000945, added to the Register on 1980-10-10.
Read the official NPS nomination for Trinity Cathedral →
Churches sharing the architectural tradition of Trinity Cathedral
5 other US churches in the Romanesque Revival architecture tradition are indexed in Churches List.
- Sacred Heart Church Tampa, FL · est. 1905
- Old St. Patricks Chicago, IL
- St John Neumann Shrine Philadelphia, PA · est. 1847
- Saint Peter's Cathedral Scranton, PA · est. 1884
- Ascension Catholic Church New York City, NY · est. 1897
Churches in the same diocese as Trinity Cathedral
Trinity Cathedral shares an ecclesiastical jurisdiction with 2 other parishes indexed in Churches List.
Churches founded the same year as Trinity Cathedral
5 other churches with a documented founding year of 1923 are indexed in Churches List.
- Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Chicago, IL
- Echo Park Foursquare Church - Church for the Nation Los Angeles, CA
- Los Angeles City Center Korean Foursquare Church Los Angeles, CA
- Los Angeles Downtown Foursquare Church Los Angeles, CA
- Christian Fellowship L.a. Foursquare Church Los Angeles, CA
Your Sunday at Trinity Cathedral
Trinity Cathedral by the numbers
Questions and answers about Trinity Cathedral
- What denomination is Trinity Cathedral?
- This church is part of the Episcopal tradition.
- Where is Trinity Cathedral located?
- Trinity Cathedral is located at 464 Ne 16th St, Miami, FL, 33132.
- When was Trinity Cathedral founded?
- Founded in 1923.
- Is Trinity Cathedral on the National Register of Historic Places?
- Yes — NRHP reference 80000945, added 1980-10-10.
- What is the architecture of Trinity Cathedral?
- Trinity Cathedral is a Romanesque Revival architecture building.
Photographs of Trinity Cathedral
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