St. James Church

St James's Church is part of the High Court at the intersection of St James' Road and Macgregor Road in Sydney. This church was originally a courthouse in 1819 and was converted into a church in 1824. It is right next to the current High Court, in a good location, NSW Parliament Building, Sydney Hospital, NSW Library, etc. There are many places to see and visit in this area. Worth a visit.

The church is interesting, similar to the New England colonial style, but not on the outside. The chapel on the side is beautiful, with beautiful stained glass in the windows. But the best is the chapel below the main church. You need to leave the main church first and enter through a separate entrance. The murals and artwork are beautiful and really a great place to be unknown.

St. James Church is also a good attraction, that is, when we go to noon, the front picture is the back, how do you feel unsatisfactory? Walking to the back and taking another picture is a bit monotonous.

St. James Church is located at the intersection of King Street and Macquarie Street in Sydney, north of Hyde Park. St. James City Railway Station is named after her. This area was the earliest developed by the pioneers of Sydney at that time, and the buildings around it were the oldest in Sydney. She is Australia's historical and cultural heritage. St. James Church is not a Catholic church or a Christian church. This ancient Anglican church was designed by Francis Greenway, a prisoner architect from England, and has long held a supreme position. It is said that apart from modern skyscrapers, many of Sydney's classic buildings were designed by the accused architect Francis Greenway, including Hyde Park Barracks Museum, Hyde Park Barracks Museum, and Macquarie Lighthouse, the first lighthouse in Australian history on Dunbar Head, Dunbar, Watsons Bay, Watsons Bay, Sydney. And so on.

St. James Church is located at the intersection of King Street and Macquarie Street in Sydney, north of Hyde Park. St. James City Railway Station is named after her. This area was the earliest developed by the pioneers of Sydney at that time, and the buildings around it were the oldest in Sydney. She is Australia's historical and cultural heritage.