[2025 Woolloomooloo Attraction] Travel Guide for St Mary's Cathedral (Updated Jan)

交通方式：自駕or火車or公車 市中心交通非常方便 開放時間：Vespers (Evening Prayer): Monday - Friday 5pm Saturday 5:30pm Sunday 5pm: Solemn Vespers, Adoration and Benediction Note: No Weekday Vespers and Sunday Benediction during school & public holidays; & the month of January 地址：St Marys Rd, Sydney NSW 2000 天主教雪梨總教區的主教座堂，1930年由教宗庇護十一世封為次級聖殿，敬奉澳大利亞的主保聖人永援聖母。這也是澳大利亞最大的教堂， #境外遊 #本地遊 #familytravel #親子好去處 #beaches #foodie #澳洲旅行 #澳洲

The Cathedral Church and Minor Basilica of the Immaculate Mother of God, Help of Christians (colloquially, St Mary's Cathedral) is the cathedral church of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Sydney and the seat of the Archbishop of Sydney. #2019firsttravelpic#scenicspotguide#bestislandtraveltowns#museumquest#beautifulsunsets#travelinspiration

St Mary's Cathedral is one of Sydney’s oldest and grandest buildings. Built on land given to the Catholic Church during the earliest days of colonization (1820), the original church was almost completely destroyed by fire and later rebuilt in its current form. The building that stands on Sydney’s central College Street today was constructed from Sydney sandstone and is regarded as one of the finest examples of an English-style Gothic Cathedral in the world.

In addition to surfing, I also launched an untouchable trip to Australia. The first stop of the journey is the famous harbour city, colorful Sydney! As Australia's iconic city, Sydney's fascinating coastal scenery and unique cuisine attract visitors from all over the world. However, today I will take you to experience Sydney outside the travel guide. Follow me to see what other hidden menus in Sydney~ Darling Harbour/Rock Zone Rock Zone is different from other Sydney suburbs. It is a mix of old and new Sydney elements. The elegant atmosphere of the Sydney Harbour blends. Featuring pebble alleys and historic verandas, there are also trendy bars and contemporary art galleries. From the Harbour Bridge, not far from the historic rocky area. There are densely populated cafes, bars and elegant art galleries in the cobbled alleys. Walking here, many locals sit diagonally in the sun, slowly enjoying their favorite Brunch, or pushing the door into the art gallery to see the paintings of love. It's a pity that we are not in the rocky area on the weekends, or we can visit the famous "rocky weekend market". I heard that in this literary weekend market, I can find vinyl records. Manli Khao Sok has Australia's unique boardwalk. Here you'll find shopping malls, cafes and galleries where you can experience Australian culture and buy bizarre tourist souvenirs! Australians really like to sunbathe, and on the white sand beaches, local people can spread the big words to enjoy the sun. At Manly Beach you will experience the true surfing culture of Australia. In addition, at sunset, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the harbour at Manly Beach: the beautiful seaside, there are all kinds of yachts on the sea, the sun sets, and the most beautiful picture is unfolded in front of you. You can also choose to take the ferry, walk the deck and enjoy the unique view of Sydney Harbour from another angle. Saint Mary's Cathedral The unique "gothic" St. Mary's Cathedral in the city centre. Unrelated to the faith, attracted by the magnificent spires, want to go in and see. When I went, I met the mass. The believers were praying. The sun was scattered on the chair through the huge stained glass, and the face of the believers was calm and solemn. The side windows are fascinatingly painted, colorful, and each has a biblical story. The vivid and sacred atmosphere allows everyone who comes in to take the initiative to slow down, hold their breath, and feel quietly. Time is soft here and my heart is calm. Sydney Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney Park in Sydney, a whole piece of lawn, and lots of plants I can't name. Keke and I came to the early morning and watched the Sydney Opera House. We rushed to the salty sea breeze. We haven't been so relaxed for a long time. We simply sat cross-legged on the lawn and observed the crowd around us. We found that Australians really like to bask in the sun, and the benches everywhere are lying downside down with locals with large characters.

The mother of the Catholic Church of Australia, St. Mary's Cathedral feel the religious culture of a country is also one of the meaning of tourism. After coming out of the Art Gallery of New South Wales, you will pass through the Royal Botanic Gardens, across the street from the magnificent St. Mary's Basilica. The Cathedral of St. Mary is known as the mother of the Australian Catholic Church. It was built in 1821 and the highest point of the spire is 75 meters. It is built with local deep yellow sandstone. The door of the cathedral is very distinctive and is a medieval Gothic style in Europe. Many tourists like to take photos here. The interior of St. Mary's Cathedral is gorgeously decorated. The floor tiles are inlaid with colored Marseille bricks and are world famous for their exquisite craftsmanship and beautiful patterns. The church is an important part of the spiritual and cultural life of the entire city and country. The church is free and open, and is a great free tourist attraction.

#australiatrip Some of the beautiful short trip to Australia ended, overall play is still very happy, the whole trip encountered a lot, flight cancellation, traffic police, bags lost and recovered, etc., fortunately, there are no danger ~ Melbourne city I feel very ordinary, no characteristic feeling, Ocean Road is really beautiful, the beauty of the film can not be shot, can only remember with your eyes, Ocean Road encountered a lot of small moving things, sigh that the environment in Australia is really good, Warnambool and Mount Gambier are the towns you are suitable for traveling, The barn hotel in Mount Gambier was recommended by name is very beautiful and delicious, no wonder so many people deliberately punched in, ordered a 3 and a half catties of lobster to eat, and finally we both ate and wanted to vomit, Adelaide hurried over and didn't have time to feel Next time I have a chance to experience this city of bicycles, Sydney I really like, is the kind of beautiful city I like that can calm down the mood ~ Australia is the kind of city I want to go again

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This year's light show is inspired by Charles Dickens' 'A Christmas Carol', also known as 'Scrooge'. This Christmas, we pray for peace! #Christmas #LightShow #Peace

The first time witnessing this light show is truly breathtaking. It's conveniently located, just a ten-minute walk from Town Hall after taking the train. The place is bustling with people, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the Christmas atmosphere. 🎄 #Sydney #ChristmasLights #StMarysCathedral

From December 12th to December 25th, every evening at 8:30 PM, experience the enchanting Christmas atmosphere at St. Mary's Cathedral. The entire cathedral transforms into a massive light and shadow canvas, accompanied by classic carols that beautifully narrate the Christmas story in a romantic and heartwarming way. You don't need to stand too close; find a comfortable spot in the square to enjoy the dazzling lights and capture stunning photos effortlessly. It's a perfect blend of beauty and ambiance, so gather your friends or family to feel the warmth and wonder of Christmas together. Don't miss this annual event! #SydneyChristmas #SydneyLife #Christmas

If you're spending your first Christmas in Sydney, don't miss the spectacular light show at St. Mary's Cathedral. Starting at 8:30 PM, this ten-minute looped show tells a charming Christmas-themed story. It's quite captivating, and the 3D effects are truly impressive. I was so engrossed in taking photos the first time that I had to watch it again to fully appreciate it. Make sure to check it out! #SydneyLife #SydneyStudents #StudyAbroad #SydneyWeekend #WeekendPlans #SydneyChristmas #SydneyEvents #Christmas #SydneyChristmasFestival #Cathedral

Although it's been a regular event for several years, it still brings high emotional value, making the joyful mood before Christmas even more beautiful. The world may be tough now, but it's also beautiful. There are no happy places, only happy people. In the eyes of a happy person, the monotonous beauty becomes even more beautiful. Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas, more beauty, and more joy! From December 12, 2024, to December 25, 2024, the light show will take place every night from 8:30 pm to 10:30 pm, with the market starting at 5:30 pm in Sydney. #StMarysCathedral2024LightShow #2024ChristmasSeason #ChristmasJoy #SydneyLightShowCelebratesChristmas 🎄🧑🏻‍🎄 #ChristmasGifts #ChristmasTree

The Sydney Christmas Light Show is here, and if you miss it this time, you'll have to wait another year! The event will take place from December 12 to December 25, 2024, every evening from 8:30 PM to 10:30 PM. The location is St Mary's Cathedral Square, Sydney, NSW 2000. Don't miss this spectacular display of lights and festive spirit! #Christmas #SydneyLife #StMarysCathedral #SydneyChristmas #INFP #Butterfly #LightShow

Wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas! Under the starry purple sky, St Mary's Cathedral is adorned with vibrant projections and artistic lighting. The melodious Christmas music immerses the entire city in warmth and blessings. The church's exterior walls reflect Christmas blessings, creating a beautiful festive atmosphere. Duration: 12.12.2024-25.12.2024, 8:30 PM - 10:30 PM. #StMarysCathedralLightShow #Sydney #Christmas #Australia

The Christmas at the Cathedral event is an annual outdoor celebration organized by the Catholic Archdiocese of Sydney, held in the forecourt of St. Mary's Cathedral. Each year, the Christmas light show at St. Mary's Cathedral is the most enchanting visual feast of Sydney's summer. This year's light show will take place from December 12th to December 25th, with the theme 'The Twelve Days of Christmas.' The event will run from 5:30 PM to 10:30 PM each evening.

From December 14th to 25th, the St Mary Cathedral in Sydney will host a light show every evening from 8:30 PM to 10:30 PM. Each show lasts about 10 minutes, so arriving later can help you find a spot more easily. You can take the metro and get off at Gadigal Station, which is a short walk from the cathedral. There are also food and drink stalls available. If you arrive in the afternoon, you can enjoy some singing performances and even explore the inside of the cathedral. #Travel #Sydney #Christmas

One of the main events of Christmas in Sydney, the large-scale projection mapping event 'Lights of Christmas,' will be held at St Mary's Cathedral from Thursday, December 5th to Wednesday, December 25th. St Mary's Cathedral, with a history of about 100 years, will feature projections created by AGB Events. AGB Events has experience in producing shows using images and lights not only in Australia but also in events in places like Boston. The projected images are mainly based on traditional Christmas stories. Some parts of the program use designs from paintings exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. In addition to various 'Madonna and Child' paintings by famous artists, this year will also feature 'The Holy Family,' showcasing impressive art pieces. The stunning images, far surpassing the impact of regular illuminations, are sure to bring a wonderful Christmas mood!

Australia & New Zealand Tour, Fun for Seniors! Penguin Parade, Koala Cuddling, Geothermal Wonders, Farm Tours, and More! Check it out now! -------- Australia is rich in history and home to the spectacular Sydney Opera House 🎭 and the Great Barrier Reef 🐠. New Zealand, on the other hand, attracts visitors with its stunning Milford Sound 🚢 and the magical Hobbiton 🏡. Both destinations are unique and worth a visit! -------- 🛫 Itinerary: Day 1-2: Departure and Arrival in Sydney Depart from Beijing and fly to beautiful Sydney to start your exciting Australia & New Zealand tour! Day 3-5: Sydney In-Depth Tour Visit Jervis Bay and Coolangatta Estate, drive along the F6 Blue Ocean Road, and visit Flagstaff Hill and Sea Cliff Bridge. Then, explore downtown Sydney, including Hyde Park, St Mary's Cathedral, and Bondi Beach. On the last day, visit the Sydney Opera House and Royal Botanic Garden, and take a stroll around Sydney Fish Market before flying to Melbourne. Day 6-7: Melbourne Exploration Visit Dandenong Ranges, ride the Puffing Billy Steam Train, and head to Penguin Island. Then, explore downtown Melbourne, including the Old Parliament House and Royal Botanic Gardens, and visit Brighton Beach and Point Ormond before flying to Brisbane/Gold Coast. Day 8-9: Brisbane & Gold Coast Tour Visit South Bank Parklands, City Hall, and more, and take a cruise on the Brisbane River. Then, head to the Gold Coast to visit Paradise Country and Pelican Bay before flying to Auckland, New Zealand. Day 10-11: Auckland Adventure Visit natural attractions such as Rotorua and Waitomo Glowworm Caves, and experience Agrodome and downtown Auckland, including Mount Eden and Auckland Harbour Bridge, before departing from Auckland to return to Beijing. -------- Travel Essentials: 🇦🇶 Packing List for Australia & New Zealand 📞 Prepare a SIM card to stay connected. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter, as the voltage is different in both countries. 🪪 Make sure you have all your documents, including your visa and passport. 👕 Pack clothes according to the December weather, lightweight yet warm. 🔋 Bring a charger and power bank to stay charged. -------- Enjoy the exotic charm of Australia & New Zealand, and may this journey bring you lots of joy and surprises! 🌟

#australiatrip Our family trip to Saint Mary’s Cathedral was a serene and enriching experience. The cathedral’s stunning Gothic architecture and intricate stained glass windows left us in awe. As we walked through the grand halls, the peaceful ambiance provided a perfect setting for reflection and appreciation of the historical and spiritual significance of the place. The kids were fascinated by the detailed sculptures and the grandeur of the interior. The serene gardens surrounding the cathedral offered a lovely spot for a quiet family moment. This visit was a beautiful blend of history, art, and tranquility, making it a memorable family outing.

As Christmas approaches, the festive atmosphere in Australia is in full swing. Despite the rain, the Christmas carriage arrives at Martin Place, carrying Santa Claus who rings the bell to light up the Christmas tree, prompting a countdown from the crowd. The light show at St Mary's Cathedral transforms the entire church into a magical castle. At 8:30 PM, people gather at the market in front of the cathedral, gazing up at the moonlight and enjoying the spectacular light show. The Le Jolly Market at Belmore Park offers many adorable Christmas items, with the sparkling crystal balls catching my eye the most. #Sydney #ChristmasMonth #MartinPlaceChristmasTree #StMarysCathedral #DailyLife

If you're visiting Sydney for the first time and only have two days, this guide is all you need! Sydney's city center is small, with attractions close to each other. The city is clean and beautiful, making it perfect for a city walk. Getting from the airport to the city center: You can take the T8 train (AUD 20), a taxi (AUD 30–50), or the 420 bus (AUD 3.18). 1. Train: AUD 20 per person, which is quite expensive. If there are two or more people, it's better to take a taxi. 2. Bus: No announcements, so you'll need to use your phone's GPS to track your location. Not recommended for beginners. 3. Taxi: Recommended for groups of two or more or those with lots of luggage. It's convenient, time-saving, and reasonably priced. Day 1: City walk around the Opera House 1. Royal Botanic Garden: The large lawn is great for photos. 2. Sydney Opera House: A landmark building. It's best to visit in the afternoon when the sun is shining. There are many restaurants nearby. 3. Sydney Harbour Bridge: Located next to the Opera House. You can climb it, but the tickets are a bit expensive. You can take aerial photos of the Opera House from the bridge. 4. Circular Quay: The Harbour Bridge is on the left, and the Opera House is on the right. There are seats by the quay, making it a great place to relax after a day of sightseeing. 5. Observatory Hill Park: Visit the observatory at sunset. Missing the sunset in Sydney would be a shame. Day 2: City walk 1. University of Sydney: A British-style campus where you can take photos of the Harry Potter building. 2. Chinatown: Try some Chinese food and experience the local culture. 3. Sydney Town Hall: A beautiful building. 4. Queen Victoria Building: A historic building from the 19th century and an art mall where you can shop. 5. Australian Museum: In addition to the exhibits, there are many lifelike specimens. 6. St Mary's Cathedral: A Gothic-style building. 7. Art Gallery of New South Wales: One of Australia's top three museums, with over 30,000 exhibits. It's free to visit and features works by Picasso and Cézanne. 8. Hyde Park: A green oasis where many people relax. It's a great place to visit in the afternoon. If you have more time, you can also visit nearby beaches and towns.

#solotrip Embarking on a solo trip to St Mary’s Cathedral in Sydney is a journey into the heart of the city’s spiritual and architectural heritage. This magnificent Gothic Revival cathedral, constructed from local sandstone, stands as a testament to the city’s rich history and religious significance. As you step inside, the grandeur of the soaring ceilings, intricate stained-glass windows, and the serene ambiance envelop you, offering a moment of peace and reflection. The cathedral’s impressive length and twin spires dominate the skyline, making it a landmark that is both awe-inspiring and humbling. Whether you’re attending a service, exploring the detailed craftsmanship, or simply soaking in the tranquil atmosphere, a visit to St Mary’s Cathedral provides a deeply enriching experience that connects you with Sydney’s cultural and spiritual roots

Winter sunshine, good times! Here's a 4-day itinerary for Australia, taking you on a tour of the country and experiencing the charm of winter in the Southern Hemisphere! / 🎉 Itinerary: DAY 1: St Mary's Cathedral -> Hyde Park -> Bondi Beach -> Sydney Fish Market -> Sydney Opera House -> Sydney Harbour Bridge Visit Sydney's iconic attractions and experience the solemnity of the cathedral, the tranquility of the park, the vibrancy of the beach, and the hustle and bustle of the city. DAY 2: Blue Mountains National Park -> Leura -> Scenic World Blue Mountains -> Scenic Skyway Explore Blue Mountains National Park, take a cable car tour, enjoy the beautiful scenery, and experience the grandeur and mystery of nature. DAY 3: Port Stephens -> Sandboarding at Port Stephens -> Dolphin Watching Cruise at Port Stephens Enjoy sandboarding at Port Stephens, take a boat trip to see dolphins, and get up close and personal with nature. DAY 4: Free time - Driver transfer to the airport ✈ Plan your own itinerary, enjoy your leisure time, and have a driver take you to the airport after your wonderful trip for a relaxing return journey. / Must-see attractions: 🌟 Sydney Opera House: A white shell-shaped art palace by the harbor, a world-renowned performance center waiting for you to explore! 🌳 Blue Mountains National Park: Walk through the eucalyptus forest, explore the rainforest, and discover the spectacular natural waterfalls! 🌉 Sydney Harbour Bridge: Stand on the world's tallest steel arch bridge and overlook the panoramic view of Sydney, it's sure to be breathtaking! 🏞️ Hyde Park: An oasis in the heart of Sydney, a historic city park where you can find peace in the hustle and bustle. / 🧳 Travel preparation: 📞 Remember to get a local SIM card for easy contact and smooth internet access. 🔌 Don't forget to bring a plug adapter, as Australian sockets are different from ours. 🪪 Be sure to bring your documents, passport, and visa, as you'll need them to enter the country. 👗 If you're going to Australia in December, bring some spring and autumn clothes, as the weather is quite pleasant, but it may be cool at night, so remember to bring a jacket. Oh, and bring sunscreen, as the sun is strong! Also, if you plan to go to the beach, don't forget to bring your swimsuit and beach towel. 🔋 Don't forget your charger and power bank, as you'll need them for taking photos and navigation. That's all, have a great trip to Australia! 😊 / Enjoy the sunshine, beaches, and natural wonders of Australia, and don't miss out on this amazing land! Remember to like and save, and look forward to your next adventure 🌏✨

#christmasvibes Christmas in Sydney offers a delightful twist on the traditional holiday season, as the city embraces the festivities with its unique blend of summer warmth and holiday cheer. Wandering through the city, I was immersed in vibrant decorations, dazzling light displays, and a festive atmosphere that showcased Sydney’s creativity and cultural charm. My stroll began in Martin Place, where a stunning Christmas tree stood tall, adorned with sparkling lights and ornaments that glittered in the summer sunshine. The tree, a symbol of the city’s holiday spirit, was surrounded by cheerful crowds enjoying live carol performances and festive treats from nearby food stalls. The iconic Pitt Street Mall was transformed into a sparkling wonderland, with golden arches and cascading fairy lights that created a magical canopy above the bustling shoppers. Luxury stores such as Cartier, Tiffany & Co., and Chanel joined the celebration with their own extravagant window displays and festive decorations, adding an elegant touch to the holiday vibe. Moving towards The Rocks, the cobblestone streets were filled with artisanal markets offering holiday-themed gifts and delicious snacks, while the backdrop of Sydney Harbour and the Opera House added a uniquely Australian charm to the experience. Circular Quay and Darling Harbour came alive with waterfront Christmas displays, complete with giant baubles and interactive installations perfect for families and photographers alike. A highlight of my evening was visiting St. Mary’s Cathedral, where the grand façade was illuminated with mesmerizing light projections telling festive stories. The sound of choirs singing traditional carols filled the air, adding a spiritual and timeless element to the city’s modern celebrations. Sydney’s summer Christmas perfectly captures the joy and warmth of the season in a uniquely Australian way. With the sun shining, the streets glowing, and the festive spirit in full swing, it’s a magical experience that brings the city alive. Whether you’re marveling at the creative decorations, enjoying the festive food markets, or simply soaking up the lively atmosphere, Sydney during Christmas is a celebration like no other.

#holidayseason Each Christmas season, St Mary’s Cathedral in Sydney is transformed into a mesmerizing wonderland of light, music, and festive spirit. Nestled in the heart of the city, this iconic cathedral becomes the stage for the stunning Lights of Christmas, an annual light show that draws thousands of visitors eager to witness the magic of the holiday season. The Lights of Christmas projection display is nothing short of spectacular. The cathedral’s grand Gothic facade is illuminated with vibrant images of traditional Christmas scenes, intricate patterns, and artistic animations that tell stories of hope, joy, and celebration. Each evening, the light show is accompanied by a curated soundtrack that enhances the experience, making it a sensory feast for all ages. The festivities at St Mary’s Cathedral don’t stop with the light show. The plaza outside the cathedral is abuzz with holiday cheer, featuring live performances by local choirs and musicians singing carols that echo through the night. The festive atmosphere is complemented by food stalls and pop-up stands where you can enjoy seasonal treats, from spiced hot drinks to sweet pastries. Whether you’re soaking in the dazzling projections, humming along to classic carols, or simply admiring the beauty of the illuminated cathedral, a visit to St Mary’s during Christmas is a magical experience. It’s more than a light show – it’s a celebration of community, tradition, and the joy of the season in one of Sydney’s most stunning settings.

Australia trip, 8-day travel guide is here! The exciting routes and must-see attractions are all here, collect them quickly and start your dream trip to Australia! . Australia has a long history and unique scenery. From the elegance of the Sydney Opera House to the beauty of the Great Barrier Reef, it's all intoxicating. The local customs are unique and full of enthusiasm and vitality. 🌅🏖️Come on a quick trip and experience the Australian style! . 📅Route suggestions: Day 1: After arriving, you will be picked up by a private car and go to the hotel to rest and prepare to start your exciting journey! Day 2: St. Mary's Cathedral - Tasting seafood at the Sydney Fish Market - Taking photos at the Sydney Opera House - Surfing at Bondi Beach - Climbing the Sydney Tower for a panoramic view Travel around Sydney and experience the charm of multiculturalism. Day 3: Adventure in the Blue Mountains National Park – taking photos of the Three Sisters – taking the Blue Mountains Cable Car for scenic views – strolling through Leura Town – savoring the Chinese style in Sydney’s Chinatown A trip to the Blue Mountains is a close combination of nature and humanity. Day 4: Fly from Sydney to Cairns. After airport pick-up, free time to enjoy the tropical atmosphere. Day 5: Cruise the Great Barrier Reef on the Dream Reef - explore the wonderful underwater world of Moore's Outer Barrier Reef Take a trip to the Great Barrier Reef and enjoy the wonders of the ocean. Day 6: Skyrail cable car travels through the ancient tropical rainforest - Kuranda Rainforest Town Adventure - Tropical Rainforest Nature Park to get close to nature Explore the rainforest and feel the magical charm of nature. Day 7: Stroll in Paronela Park – Watch Mira Mira Falls – Play at Fig Tree Amusement Park – Taste authentic food at Cairns Night Market Traveling around Cairns is endless fun. Day 8: Transfer to the airport by private car, ending the pleasant journey. Looking forward to seeing you next time! . Some tips: 🕒 Time difference: Australia is 2-3 hours ahead of China, so be careful to adjust the time difference~ 💵 Exchange rate: The local currency is the Australian dollar, and the exchange rate is floating. It is recommended to check in advance. 📒 Visa: You need to apply for a visa when traveling to Australia, and prepare relevant information in advance. 🍽️ Food: Australian seafood and steak are great, give it a try! . 🎉Come on a quick trip to Australia, the beautiful scenery is waiting for you to explore, don’t miss it! 🌟

If you are traveling overseas to Australia, I recommend the cathedral in Sydney. 🇦🇺🇦🇺🤎 It's called "St. Mary's Cathedral". 🥹🥹 It's a very large and gorgeous cathedral, so I recommend you go and see it. 🫶🏻🫶🏻 It's such a wonderful place. 🩷🩷 If you take a picture in front of it, you'll be able to take a lot of pretty pictures.☺️☺️ It's also a great place to take a commemorative photo when you travel overseas. 🇦🇺🇦🇺 Please visit and take some time to relax and take pictures. 🥹🥹🇦🇺❤️ #OverseasTravel #AustraliaTravel #St. Mary's Cathedral

The St Mary's Cathedral in the center of Sydney is a Catholic church, which was founded in 1866. St Mary's Cathedral is the longest church in Australia, and it is also the most dazzling building in the center of Sydney.

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Sydney - St. Mary's Cathedral This cathedral is built in the Gothic style, taking inspiration from the medieval cathedrals of Europe. While the exterior of St. Mary's Cathedral is majestic, the interior is solemn. The crypt features a magnificent floor created by the Melocco Brothers which depicts the days of creation. Thanks to its striking and colorful mosaics, the floor is regarded internationally as an example of exquisite craftsmanship.