Eglise Saint Pierre

St. Pierre's Church (Eglise Saint Pierre), a Roman Catholic Pontifical Temple, was built in the 7th century and was destroyed and rebuilt in the 13th century. In 2012, the church was upgraded to a Pontifical Temple by the Pope. The glass windows in the church are beautiful, quiet inside the church, sit for a while, restless mood, inexplicably quiet

The translation on Google Maps is St. Peter's Basilica, but according to the literal translation, it should be St. Pierre's Basilica (CathedraleSt-Pierre), it is the most impressive landmark in the old town, built between 1160 and 1232, located in the city of Geneva City's City Hall Street, is also the highest point in the city. Slowly up the ramp and walked around the church to find the entrance. Very simple decoration, the glazed tiles are beautiful whenever you want, the huge accordion inside is playing melodious music, there are few visitors, you can listen to the previous song quietly. Free entry to the church, landing fee 5 Swiss francs.

glise Saint-S éverin strolled into a church that was not looking good. I didn't expect it to be a flame gothic. The painted glass is beautiful: the narrative is very strong, very classical + decorative and very abstract. It's beautiful to shine. I came back and found that this church is also one of the most beautiful gothic in Paris.

This is a popular tourist attraction, a special place, many tourists come over, very feeling

The buildings that overlook the city will go up.