The Cathedral Basilica of St John the Baptist in Savannah, Georgia is notable for its striking French Gothic architecture, twin spires, painted ceilings and intricate stained glass. Located off Lafayette Square, it was dedicated in 1876 and rebuilt after a devastating fire in 1898. The cathedral was elevated to a minor basilica by Pope Francis in 2020. Visitors can explore the sanctuary Monday through Saturday during designated hours for a small suggested donation, though the building remains an active place of worship with daily Mass and confession schedules. - AsNotedIn