The Cathedral Church of the Resurrection — usually called Lahore Cathedral — is the principal Anglican (now United Protestant) cathedral of Pakistan, built between 1883 and 1887 to a Gothic Revival design. The pink Indian sandstone walls and the rose window above the west door give it the closest thing in Pakistan to a English country cathedral.
Services are still held in English and Urdu. The interior is open on weekdays; the small cemetery in the south churchyard holds British administrators, soldiers, and missionaries from the late 19th century.