Melbourne must go attractions: St Paul's Cathedral, the interior design is breathtaking!

#Australia must check in St Paul's Cathedral is the cathedral of the Australian Anglican Melbourne Diocese and is an important landmark of Melbourne. Reed was built in １８３６, and the interior design is breathtaking. It is difficult to imagine that the architectural technology was so superb a hundred years ago. The church is mainly built of bluestone, with painted glass windows, roasted floor tiles and log tables and chairs, and the whole St. Paul's Cathedral is more solemn and elegant, and the whole church inherits the Gothic architectural style. St Paul's Cathedral is located in the heart of Melbourne, on the northeast corner of Swanston Street and Flinders Street, diagonally opposite the Flinders Street station. The cathedral is directly opposite and on the south side of Flinders Street is Melbourne's new Heart Federation Square. Continue south from Swanston Street is the Princes Bridge across the Yarra River.