[Chester Cathedral] Ancient fortress church, suitable for any time and scene

#AugustGood Place2024 Chester Cathedral is a Grade I listed building that was once an important fortress during the Roman Empire. In the late Roman era, there may have been a church here. Chester Cathedral is a Grade I listed building that was an important fortress during the Roman Empire. Founded in 1092 as a Benedictine monastery, Chester Cathedral was gradually rebuilt in Gothic style from 1250 onwards. This feat took 275 years to create the magnificent structure that it is today. In the early 21st century, the church underwent extensive renovation and maintenance. It costs 5 pounds to visit, and the interior is quite beautiful. Many modern churches need to generate income for maintenance and operation, so they often rent them out as function halls. For example, this time there is a model train and Lego exhibition. If you are interested, you can go in and take a look. The murals in the church and the central garden are both beautiful, and of course the chapel is also very exquisite. But to reach the top, you need to take a separate tour.