Top Things to Do in Creswick 2021

"Jesus said: "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one can go to the Father without me. (John 14:6) Come out and see the world made by God!"

"They opened daily and never missed their coffee served free after sunday morning event This place back then built on 1892 and it is the cathedral church of the Diocese of Melbourne."

"St. Patrick's Church is the largest and tallest Catholic church in the southern hemisphere in downtown Melbourne. It was officially opened in 1897, but the three Gothic minarets above were not completed until 1939, marking the 100-year missionary work of the Roman Catholic Church in Victoria. The church is made of blue stone, with its undulating and bulging walls, dark gray and black, imposing and magnificent, yet stately, and fully displaying the architecture of the Renaissance. Whenever the sun rises and falls, the church is covered with gold, which is very beautiful."

"The eastern mountainous area of St. Peter began in the 1840s, when most buildings in Melbourne had not yet been thought of. St. Peters is a congregation of the High Church. It participates in missionary work in the city of Melboune. Currently, it is providing food packaging to young people who are impoverished by the corona virus pandemic."

"It has a history of more than 170 years, the oldest Roman Catholic church in Australia, and its area is small. The church also preserves the colorful stained glass and wooden top floor. A small church with few people, just pass by. On October 4, 1841, the first Roman Catholic Church was held in Saint Francis. It remained the main church until St. Patrick’s Church was completed and became the official cathedral in 1868. The exterior is majestic, but the interior is much simpler than I thought. St. Francis of Assisi is a blessing to the lover. Surrounded by some very beautiful stained glass windows and paintings. The sculptures of Saint Francis and his sister Claire are on both sides of the altar. The small church on the side formed the shape of a cross. At noon today, the endless stream of people came here, and I prayed quietly in my heart. Several churches we have visited are closed."

"An amazing piece of Bendigo history. Beautiful church. Open mainly on Saturday and Sunday. If you come to BENDIGO, it's not bad to stop by!"

"Get off the Collingwood train station, walk east to the Yarra River, and walk along the river for ten minutes to come to the quiet and interesting place of Abbotsford convent. It was originally a church asset, and now it is similar to a creative garden, including a small farm. The ancient religious building now has restaurants and artist's studios, which are very distinctive."

"St Michaels Church is located at the corner of Collins Street and Russell Street, surrounded by taller modern buildings. It was built in early 1870 and the exterior wall is brick, giving the church a unique appearance. The exterior of the church left a deep impression on me. Unfortunately, the church was not open to the public on the day I went. If you want to visit the inside of the church, it is recommended that you check the opening hours in advance. I don’t know if this church is open to tourist groups."

"This is an English church and a historical building that I saw when I was walking in Melbourne. It is said that this is the third church in the city. The current building was built in 1869 and completed in 1929. The exterior is a dark masonry structure, and white stamps are used to glue the stones together, so you can see the ridiculous surface. It has a good atmosphere, like a viewing tower in a European fortress. You can go in, the roof is made of dark wood and is grid-like, with a beautiful view. The arched part of the column is decorated with perforated patterns, and it is nice to see it reflected by the light on the wall."

"Just beside the flagpole garden. It is the oldest church in Melbourne. It was one of only three buildings in the central city of Melbourne during the golden tide. The church was first at the intersection of Collins Street and William Street. Before 1891, St. Paul's Cathedral was established as an Anglican church. In 1913-14, the church was moved to king street and batman street, facing Flagpole Park."