St Columb's Cathedral

The St. Crombus Cathedral on the roadside has been opened without paying attention. It is very quiet here. It is very lively when you encounter worship activities. It is a very quiet church. It is a pious and sacred atmosphere. It is worth to feel it. ～

St. Columba's Church is a beautiful building worth a visit. Unfortunately the neighbouring heritage center is not open. It dates back at least to the 12th century. The former high altar location was marked on the floor and there was a stone monument to commemorate the site of the first church created by St. Columbus in the fifth century.

St. Crombus Cathedral is not very large in scale, but it has a special flavor. Its walls are gray and it looks unique from a distance. The scenery around the cathedral is great, I like its scenery very much, and the natural beauty is really great.

We have played the Giant Road, we can continue to take the car to the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge Coastal Cord Bridge, the coast over there is more beautiful, the return trip can go to the Dunluce Castle ruins, all on the 402a bus stop line, we went this day, the weather is a bit poor, decided not to see the natural scenery, And rush to the northwestern city of Londonderry to continue by bus, change trains, to Londonderry, this is the last stop of the Belfast train, the station is built on the river, the last section of the rail is completely by the river, The car can be seen driving on the water. From the train station, a smell came out of my face. This is the smell from the Foyle River. For hundreds of years, this river has been exuding this smell. It is the 21st century, and it is still smelly. It is really incomprehensible. Walking across the bridge across the river, I came to the old town. A circle of old city walls surround this small old city, and the city walls are very low. This is one of the only cities in Europe that has not been breached. It feels a bit overstated. With a population of just over 80,000, the city is already the second largest city in Northern Ireland after Belfast. Like other cities in the UK, the city is full of old buildings, several church spires are the tallest buildings in the city, the ancient city walls do not need to buy tickets, are free to open, we have dinner in a popular restaurant here before rushing back to Belfast. #Hot place to escape the summer #My travel wish #Summer street sweeping plan #Living in the ancient rhyme house #Where to go

St. Crombus Cathedral falls on a hill, 17th century church, Irish Protestant church, but not Catholic