St Patrick’s Cathedral, Melbourne
St Patrick’s Cathedral, Melbourne. This is a landmark building in Melbourne and the Senior Cathedral of the Roman Catholic Church in Victoria.
Historical Landmark
The architecture is going to interest people who like the Gothic revival style and the fascinating bluestone and sandstone used in the building, built in stages between 1858 and 1940.
Gothic Revival Architecture
St Patrick’s is the tallest and largest Church building in Australia. The building is inspirational. The architecture is wonderful and the ground is clean and calming. This is not the only reason to visit, but it is a great one.
Regardless of your beliefs, this is a wonderful and historic building in Melbourne and a must-see while in the CBD.
Magnificent Structure
Beautiful Church, great architecture, excellent wood craftsmanship, carvings, and stained glass windows. A wonderful way to spend an hour or two taking in all the little side chapels and history
Architectural Marvels
The St Patrick’s Cathedral is just a walking distance (about 5-6 minutes away) from the Fitzroy Gardens and Parliament House.
Scenic Beauty
I m just love this Cathedral. A wonderful place to stand and gaze at. Well worth the walk and lots of beautiful scenery for photo opportunities.
Cultural and Religious Significance
The fountains on the side are nice. There are benches for people to relax after a long walk. The gardens have some lovely water features.
A number of statues surrounding the Church include Archbishop Mannix, St Mary MacKillop, and Daniel O’Connell, etc.
It isn’t just Europe that has magnificent Churches but in Melbourne, St Patricks Church was definitely worth a visit even if you have no interest in religion.
Information
Website
Location
Location:-
2-60, Cathedral Place, East Melbourne, VIC 3002
How to Get There: Walking, Tram and Train
Getting here
By Walking
St Patrick’s Cathedral is just a walking distance (about 5-6 minutes away) from the Fitzroy Gardens and Parliament House.
By Tram:- Stop at Parliament Station
– Free City Circle Tram 35
– Tram Route Number 86 & 96 (Free within Zone 1)
By Metro Train
– Parliament Railway Station
