St Barnabas Chapel

St Barnabas Chapel is a historic late 19th-century church on Norfolk Island widely regarded as one of the most beautiful architectural gems in the South Pacific. Built between 1875 and 1880, it serves as a memorial to Bishop John Coleridge Patteson, the first Anglican Bishop of Melanesia, who was martyred in the Solomon Islands in 1871. Today, it functions as an active parish church for the Norfolk Island Church of England and is a highly popular, free-to-visit historical landmark. The church operates an open-door policy and is accessible to visitors 24/7.