Top Things to Do in Bahamas 2021

"Christ Church, built between 1670 and 1684, was the first church in the Bahamas. This church was destroyed and rebuilt many times before it stood in this place in 1724. It was rebuilt again in 1740 and later expanded to become a cathedral (cathedral). According to the information, the tall stained glass windows are custom-made in France, and the granite floor comes from Italy. When we went there, the door had not been opened yet. A staff member opened the door in advance and welcomed us to visit. The church is quiet, and the picture of Christ's crucifixion is depicted on the colored windows, leaving a reflection on the ground."

"The magnificent Notre Dame Cathedral, the buildings of Stvincent are worth admiring. The statues on the exterior buildings are very exquisite. The white decoration at the entrance of the church and the elegance of the church make me feel how sacred this church is."

"It used to be the oldest private Catholic school here, and the historic building used a relatively beige tone instead of the traditional white or black. The building complex in the east is very quiet, and the seats in the hall are arranged in an arc in front of the cross, which is more conducive to communication."

"The hollowed-out window frame of the clock tower looks very cute from a distance, and the gray building seems to have lost a lot of debris. Many of the wallpapers of the buildings under the white cross are broken. There is a colorful mural of Jesus' cross hanging on it at the gate, but it is not bright inside. This kind of broken feeling is impressive"

"This is the most beautiful Catholic church in Miami. The low-key and restrained appearance of the brown church fascinates me. The exquisite murals and lifelike sculptures inside the church tell us of his glory."