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M21****330

5/5

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It's very sensible to take pictures outside. It's free to come in for a visit. It costs 5 Australian dollars to take pictures. It takes part in a service, eats a holy meal and drinks a holy wine. It's worth remembering. There's organ playing on Friday evening. I'm looking forward to seeing it again.

St Paul's Cathedral

St Paul's Cathedral

St Paul's Cathedral

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5/5

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5/5

St. Paul's Cathedral is situated opposite Federal Square. It is surrounded by a large number of modern buildings. The cathedral was established in the early 19th century. Its interior was beautifully decorated, solemn and solemn. The atmosphere of dialogue between heaven and man was very strong. The Cathedral could be visited free of charge, but if photography was needed, a license for photography had to be purchased separately. The traffic to the cathedral is very convenient. You can get off at the same station by free tram. There are also some scenic spots such as Federal Square and Flinders Avenue railway station. At the same time, it is also a very busy business center. It is a must-go place to Melbourne.

张老师

张老师

5/5

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5/5

Sao Paulo Cathedral, walking into the church ~solemn altar, solemn gods, exquisite decorations, gorgeous paintings, instantly feel time back to ancient Europe, dim lights, high dome penetrates a few light, peaceful and quiet, mysterious and solemn, the heart quieted unconsciously, like this place with history, irrelevant to belief. Designed by British architect William Butterfield, this church was built in 1891. It is the earliest English Church in Melbourne and the most famous building in Melbourne. It is also famous for its blue stone masonry and fine lines on the walls. In 1932, the church added three more minarets to make it look more magnificent!

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5/5

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5/5

It is the earliest English Church in Melbourne and the most famous building in Melbourne. It is also famous because it is made of blue stone and has fine lines on the walls. Like St. Paul's Cathedral in Sydney, it's Gothic, with pointed, tall towers, thick, yellowish walls, and glazed windows. Walking into the church, the whole rectangular space is covered with yellowish lights. The atmosphere was quiet. Everyone walked carefully and tried not to make any noise. On both sides of the corridor, there are activities and historical stories related to the church. There are also many works of art by religious subjects. In 1932, the church added three more minarets to make it look more magnificent. On the lawn outside the church is a statue of Matthew Flinder, Australia's earliest pioneer. St. Paul's Church is open for free, and its doors are very heavy.

东游西浪

东游西浪

5/5

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5/5

The church is open to all people and can take pictures, as if it can't turn on the flash. There's a sign in the church. You can see it. Looking outside, the church is very grand, but inside it is solemn and solemn. The scale is very large and there are many tourists, but they are quiet and orderly. You can take a tram from city.

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