St Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne

St. Paul's Church, considered one of the most important evangelical churches in the city, and one of the distinctive architectural landmarks of the region, which was designed by the distinguished English architect William Butterfield, in the neo-Gothic style, and was built in 1891. This cathedral is characterized by the fact that it was built on the site where the first service was held General Christian in Melbourne, in 1835, in addition to its ancient building, with its elaborate architectural design, and its interior designs, which abound with inscriptions and artistic paintings, as well as its stained-glass windows and doors.