St. Paul's Basilica outside the Walls - one of the four major basilicas in Rome, the scale of the building is amazing

Located in the suburbs of Rome, the Basilica of St. Paul Outside the Walls is one of the four great cathedrals in Rome. This cathedral is the third largest in the world and was consecrated by Pope Sylvester in 324. Most of the cathedral was destroyed in a fire in 1823, and what you see now is the appearance after reconstruction in the 19th century. This church is different. After entering, you don’t go directly to the cathedral, but pass through the lush and clean garden first. Facing the huge statue of St. Paul in front, look at the colorful stone mosaics above the front of the basilica. The portraits are very detailed and exquisite. After entering the basilica, the interior decoration is amazing. The huge and high-rise atrium has the style of a cathedral. The gate, statues, and dome paintings are all like works of art, and the design and architecture are also amazing. #Church #100 Ways to Travel