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1. St Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne
6.5364 Reviews
based on 1.4k reviewsNo.15 of Best Things to Do in Melbourne
飞飞翔的鱼123St. Paul's Cathedral in Melbourne was built in 1880. This Gothic church features pointed arches and flying buttresses, as if telling a series of historical stories. The cross-ribbed spires inside are like God's fingers, which can pluck the strings of people's hearts with a gentle wave. Here, it seems that we can hear the voice from the depths of history and feel the power of faith. Standing in front of St. Paul's Cathedral, we seem to be able to hear the voice from the depths of history and feel the power of faith. It's like standing on the top of a mountain, as if we can touch the sky closest to God.Melbourne505m from downtownFree entry
2. St Patrick's Cathedral
4.7166 Reviewsbased on 1.6k reviewsNo.3 of Best Things to Do in East Melbourne
徐徐霞客RrSt. Patrick's Cathedral in the United States is located around the Fifth Avenue of the United States. It is also in the center of the bustling city, but it is also a quiet place in the bustling city. It covers a large area and has a very rich history. It is still worth visiting.East Melbourne1.2km from downtownFree entry
3. Yering Station Winery
3.52 Reviews
based on 418 reviews
彤記TUNGKeeHighly recommended to come, this winery is a historic winery in Melbourne, and the winery decoration is very beautiful, the winery decoration design is award-winning, and do have a sky mirror very good to take pictures 10 points recommendation to come here, come one Wine tasting trip, more recommended to drink Shiraz really goodYering40.2km from downtown
4. Shri Shiva Vishnu Temple
3.5No reviews yetbased on 6 reviewsCarrum Downs35.4km from downtown
5. Hare Krishna Melbourne (ISKCON) Temple
3.21 Reviewbased on 17 reviews
泉泉227676I have never seen such a temple, the building is very beautiful, a bit Islamic but there are Roman columns, there are some small puppets, the decoration is colorful and beautiful, and it is still unknown what is here.Albert Park3.9km from downtown
6. Abbotsford Convent
3.210 Reviewsbased on 194 reviews
乐天的静Down from Collingwood train station, go east to the Yarra River, and walk along the river for ten minutes to this quiet and interesting place. It was a church asset and now resembles a creative park, including a small farm, and the old religious buildings now have restaurants and artists' studios, which are very distinctive.Abbotsford3.7km from downtownFree entry
7. Sri Durga Temple Deanside
3.1No reviews yetMelbourne24.7km from downtown
8. St Peter's Eastern Hill Anglican Church
3.031 Reviewsbased on 49 reviews徐徐霞客RrSt. Peter's Basilica, this church is one of the symbol churches of the Catholic Church. It is still very worth visiting. When we went there, there were several couples holding weddings here. It felt sacred and mysterious, especially great.East Melbourne1.2km from downtownFree entry
9. Islamic Council of Victoria (ICV)
3.0No reviews yetMelbourne1.1km from downtown
10. St Francis’ Church
2.913 Reviewsbased on 83 reviews
yangduoduo17The oldest Roman Catholic church in Australia, with a history of more than 170 years, is not very large. The church still preserves colorful stained glass and wooden top floors. It is a small church with few people, so you can take a look when you pass by. On October 4, 1841, the first Roman Catholic church was held in St. Francis. It was the main church until St. Patrick's Church was built and became an official cathedral in 1868. The exterior is majestic, but the interior is much simpler than I thought. St. Francis of Assisi is a blessing to lovers. There are some very beautiful stained glass windows and paintings around. The sculptures of St. Francis and his sister Clare are on both sides of the altar. The small chapel on the side forms the shape of a cross. At noon today, a constant stream of people came here, and I prayed quietly in my heart. Several churches we visited were closed.Melbourne283m from downtown
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