New York is a cosmopolitan city, giving people a colorful and bustling impression. I didn't expect that in this section of high-rise buildings, there is a church with a heavy history. St. Patrick's Cathedral St. Patrick's Cathedral is on the edge of New York's busiest Fifth Avenue. It was also the place where the Archbishop of the Vatican visited the United States. Its simple and elegant Gothic architecture is particularly eye-catching on Fifth Avenue, full of fashion, taste and even luxury. It is also the largest Gothic-style Catholic church in the United States, with a history of more than 130 years and is now home to the Catholic Church in New York. The church is open all year round. It is worth spending half an hour to go and see, feel the solemnity, and appreciate the church's imposing space and exquisite architectural style.