[Australia] A must-see attraction in Melbourne: St. Paul's Cathedral, the high-ceiling design inside is even more breathtaking!

#Australia must-visit check-in spots St Paul's Cathedral is the cathedral of the Anglican Church of Australia, and an important landmark of Melbourne. Reed was completed in 1836. The high-ceiling design of the interior is breathtaking. It is hard to imagine that the construction technology was so advanced a hundred years ago. This church is mainly built of bluestone, and the interior is decorated with stained glass windows, glazed floor tiles and wooden tables and chairs, making the entire St. Paul's Cathedral more solemn and elegant. The entire 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 Flinders Street Station. Directly opposite the cathedral, on the south side of Flinders Street is Federation Square, the new heart of Melbourne. Continuing south from Swanston Street is Princes Bridge across the Yarra River.