The five most beautiful cathedrals in the world are the most ceremonial places.

In different parts of the world, they all have their own representativeness. Every different city is different. In this world, there are also very beautiful churches. So what are the five most beautiful churches in the world? Next, let's take a look at this issue of religious culture!

The five most beautiful cathedrals in the world.

1, "Bloody Church" in St. Petersburg, Russia, AD 1907, the main body of the church was completed, with a beautiful appearance and colorful onion heads painted on it, which reflected the typical architectural style of Russia's Dongzhengtang in 16 and 17 centuries. The church has a beautiful outline and lovely decoration, giving people a feeling of being in a playground. Its ancient Russian style is in sharp contrast with the nearby baroque and neoclassical buildings.

Notre Dame de Paris is a gothic church, which was built by the great Paris professor Maurice de Sully 1 163. The building lasted over 180 years, which is an epoch-making symbol in the history of European architecture. The famous French writer victor hugo once created his novel Notre Dame with this church as the background.

3. The Collegiate Church in Westminster, England is a Gothic church in London, England, which was built in 960 AD. It is the highest-ranking church in Britain. It is a place where members of the British royal family and great figures in many fields are crowned, decorated, held weddings and funerals. British kings, including Queen Elizabeth, have held coronation ceremonies here, and even if they drive the crane west, they will sleep here.

4. Cologne Cathedral in Germany, full name "Hohe Domkirche St. Peter und Maria", is a Gothic Catholic church in Cologne, Germany. It is also the longest building in the history of human architecture, which took 600 years to complete. The whole Cologne Cathedral survived World War II and can be completely preserved, which is a widely circulated miracle. At that time, the underground passage of this church was the accommodation of many vagrants. In the late World War II, it was reported that the Allies decided to bomb Cologne, the last stronghold on the western front of Germany, and the people of Cologne rushed to abandon the city. However, the homeless people who stayed in the church protected the church at the suggestion of an old man. At that time, the bombers had come outside the church and saw these brave homeless people without fear or flinching. This scene deeply shocked the soldiers on the allied bombing plane. As a result, the leading bombardment machine changed the original locked target. The loaded shells only shot symbolically around the church, and then roared past, followed by several bombers and flew away "perfunctorily".

5. St. Antuan Katolik Kilisesi in Padua is the largest church in Istanbul, Turkey. The original St. Anthony's Church in Padua was built by the Italians in Istanbul in 1725, and was later demolished. 1906 to 19 12, which is now built on the original site, with the Venetian neo-gothic style.