City of Churches

City of Churches is a name given to various cities with many churches.

This phrase has been used to describe the following cities:

In Europe

• Rome, Italy
• Bristol, England
• Geneva, Switzerland
• Kraków, Poland
• Moscow, Russia
• Norwich, England
• Przemyśl, Poland
• Naples, Italy
• Vilnius, Lithuania
• Ohrid, North Macedonia
• Salzburg, Austria

In America

In the United States

• Detroit, Michigan
• Brooklyn, New York
• Charlotte, North Carolina
• Danville, Virginia
• Bloomfield, New Jersey
• Easton, Pennsylvania
• Fort Wayne, Indiana
• Holland, Michigan
• Jonesboro, Arkansas
• Louisville, Kentucky
• Manchester, New Hampshire
• Memphis, Tennessee
• Richmond, Virginia
• Titusville, Florida
• Evanston, Illinois
• Wheaton, Illinois
• Tulsa, Oklahoma
• Berkeley, California

Elsewhere

• Toronto, Ontario
• Montreal, Quebec
• Santiago de Querétaro, Querétaro, Mexico
• Ayacucho, Peru

In Oceania

• Adelaide, South Australia
• Christchurch, New Zealand

See also

• City of Spires
• Oxford, England - known as the "City of dreaming spires"

References

1. C3 Church Global
2. Falls Church, Virginia
3. Seven churches of Asia
4. Christian churches and churches of Christ
5. Dream City Church
6. City Harvest Church
7. List of churches in the City of London
8. City Church
9. List of oldest church buildings
10. Cavite City
11. Adelaide
12. Nicknames of Portland, Oregon
13. Churches of Kraków
14. Catholic Church
15. List of churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York
16. River City Church
17. United and uniting churches
18. List of megachurches in the United States
19. Derinkuyu underground city
20. Eastern Catholic Churches