St Pierre Cathedral

Peter's Basilica, also known as St. Peter's Basilica, is a Catholic religious temple built between 1506 and 1626, one of the important symbols of the Catholic Church. The church covers an area of 23,000 square meters, with a diameter of 42 meters in the center and a height of about 138 meters. The church is considered the most sacred site of the Catholic Church. It contains murals and sculptures by many artists of the European Renaissance such as Michelangelo and Raphael. According to the Catholic Church, St. Peter's Basilica is the place where the apostle's chief Saint Peter was buried, and most of the popes were buried there.

St. Peter's Basilica was built on the site of the 4th century Roman temple and has been renovated several times, compatible with different architectural styles. St. Peter's Basilica is so important because Calvin, the founder of Protestant thought, promoted his religious ideas here and in the Calvin lecture hall next to it, which is a landmark of the Reformation. You can also climb the tower north of the church, with a sweeping view of Lake Lemon and the city of Geneva.

This is the center of the Christian world, the huge and magnificent building, immediately brought a sense of shock. When entering, the worship, the singing of the saints, the sacred feeling of the soul. The paintings and sculptures inside are treasures, lingering, breathtaking!

Built in 1160-1232, it is the most profound iconic building in the old town. The cathedral combines a variety of architectural styles. The original building was built in Roman style, with arches of Gothic style, while the 18th century facade was built with Greek-Roman columns and domes similar to the Roman pantheon.

St. Peter's Basilica is a cathedral in Geneva, Switzerland, belonging to the Swiss Congregation of the Reformed Church, is the landmark of the Old Town of Geneva, the most impressive landmark for Geneva, and has become the most popular cathedral in Geneva. St. Peter's Basilica was built in the 12th century and is compatible with different architectural styles (Roman, Gothic and Greek-Roman), most famously the base of the Reformation leader John • Calvin and is well preserved with Calvin wooden seats. The Reformed Calvin preached here for 20 years from 1536 to 1564, so it was also the original stronghold of Protestantism.

One of the views in Rome must go to St. Peter's Basilica, this is a very good attraction, everyone to see and experience the ancient Roman scenery is very good

This is the perfect experience!