Southwark Cathedral - London

One of the oldest cathedrals in England, whose date of foundation is still unknown, according to various estimates, is the 7th-9th century. The reason for this is quite simple - the cathedral is so old that the data for so many centuries simply have not been preserved. To be more precise, the building that we can see now was built in the years 1200-1400, but it is impossible to give a precise figure, because during this period it burned several times. And yes, this cathedral is the first Gothic church in London, which is also relatively well preserved, although almost all the details of the decoration of the building have changed several times over a very long time. Inside the building itself, there are many woodworks, various paintings and tombs. Also, as an entertainment, organ music periodically sounds here and a choir known throughout the UK sings, and outside the building there is a very nice garden where you can walk freely. Address: London Bridge, London, SE1 9DA. #visitlondon #london