DaeguㅣGyesan CathedralㅣGothic red brick church

#100 Ways to Travel #Gyesan Cathedral It is the first Catholic church in Daegu. It was built in 1891 (wooden, Korean-style exterior) It was rebuilt in 1902 due to a fire (brick, Western-style exterior) It is a century-old church that represents local development and history. The octagonal towering spire bell tower and red brick and tile structure is one of the three red brick churches in Korea and the earliest Gothic Catholic church in Daegu. Church bell ringing time: am6.00, pm12.00, pm6.00, You can hear the church bells. The main body of the church will be lit up at night, which will present a completely different atmosphere from the daytime. It is also recommended to come and see it at night. If you go there during the cherry blossom season, you can see the cherry blossoms in full bloom in the square in front of the church. ⋯⋯⋯⋯ The interior of the church is also a highlight. Except for worship and mass time, it is open to everyone to enter and exit freely (break at noon) The stained glass inside is directly imported from France. The glass also incorporates Father #圣金大建, which is quite meaningful. During the day, under the sun's shining and reflection, it looks like a divine light, very dazzling and beautiful. ⋯⋯⋯⋯ Korean name: 계산대성당 Address: 2 Gyesan-dong, Jung-gu, Daegu Transportation: Subway Line 1, Banwoldang Station, Exit 18 Opening hours: Weekdays: 9.30am-8.00pm Saturdays: 9.30am-8.30pm Sundays: 7.00am-10.30pm