York Minster

York Cathedral, or as it is called St. Peter's Cathedral Church, is one of the largest cathedrals in Northern Europe, which was characterized by an architectural design in the style of English Gothic architecture with a central tower reaching a height of 70 meters and two other towers in the western front, and the cathedral is characterized by stained glass dating back to To the twelfth century and records confirm that the glass, whether colored or white, was imported from Germany, and the cathedral contains a number of tombs of important religious and political figures.