A sacred space to pray, rest and be nourished.

Here is how you can get to the Cabrini Shrine in Nothern Manhattan.

Bus: Take the M4 bus, get off at 190th Street.

By Car: From midtown Manhattan, take the Henry Hudson Parkway northbound and Riverside Drive to Fort Washington Avenue. Turn left onto Fort Washington Avenue. Visitors may use free parking next to the Shrine.

Get directions on the map

Saint Frances Cabrini Shrine is available for weddings, funerals and baptisms.

• Retreat Room is a bright, sunny room with four large windows opening onto the wooded courtyard. The capacity is 50-75 people.
• Music Room with a capacity of 40-60. Grand piano available period
• Cabrini Lawn adjacent to the Shrine is a secluded lawn shaded by magnificent trees; the perfect place for an outdoor rosary, prayer group or picnic. Chairs and tables can be set up outside for your group.

Call 212.923.3536 for more information.

The Cabrini Shrine is adjacent to Fort Tryon Park and The Cloisters.

“The Cabrini Shrine is located in the Hudson Heights neighborhood of Washington Heights, New York City. Adjacent to the shrine lies Fort Tryon Park, a creation of philanthropist John D. Rockefeller on the site of the famous Battle of Fort Washington during the American Revolutionary War. Inside the park lies The Cloisters, an acclaimed museum in connection to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, that houses European medieval architecture and art. The museum has a large collection of 12th century stained glass as well as famous paintings like Robert Campin’s Mérode Altarpiece (c. 1422).