Christ Church Cathedral

The Christ Cathedral is relatively small, very close to the Baptist Cathedral. It is very historical to see the architecture here, and the location is particularly good. I see a lot of believers. The decoration inside is also very beautiful.

The Christ Cathedral in Vancouver, on the corner of downtown Boulez and West Georgia Street, is not conspicuous and seems to be submerged in a high-rise building. Christ Cathedral is an Anglican Church, without the Gothic spire of the Roman Catholic Church, but like most Protestant churches in North America, it is simple in appearance. I usually walk past this church several times and don't care.

Christ Church Cathedral, opposite the Fairmont Hotel. Compared with the Fairmont Hotel on the verdant roof, Christ's Cathedral is low-key and quiet, not as heavy as the marble-filled condensation of downtown St Andrew Wesley. However, the Gothic building, the dome adopts Canadian Douglas Fir, simple and quiet.

The church is not a place to be tall.

This is the first attraction we saw on the sightseeing bus and then today we walked past it again. The church is much smaller than the surrounding skyscrapers, beautiful and picturesque. Friends decided we should go in and have a look, but when the door was opened, a sign said it was not open to the public!

Very old の church, very classical! Small and old の church in high-rise buildings inch inch of land and gold の Vancouver DT seems to be independent, ah, I prayed, may God forgive me for making a mistake!