Grace Cathedral

Enter this tall, cool, shady space with tall concrete columns, ancient California murals, bright stained glass windows, gem-like chapels to calm down. Outside, you can view the small fountains in the secluded area, enjoy the city view, then walk through the community and walk to the Alice Marble Tennis Court, where you can see the Golden Gate Bridge, the Bay Bridge and the stunning open views of the city. Continue half a block to Lambeth Street and then to Coyt House.

The Church of Mercy is located on Taylor/California Avenue in San Francisco's Noble Hill. Recommended attractions, a must-see for architecture and church lovers. The number of churches in the United States is relatively small compared to Europe. But the church is nice, as beautiful as St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York and the National Cathedral in Washington. It is open for visitors most of the time and more information can be found on the website. Parking in San Francisco can be expensive. There are some garages nearby and parking costs a lot. However, there are cable cars (California Line) that will pass the cathedral, and California Bus Line 1 will drive along Sacramento Street on the north side of the cathedral. You can get off at Taylor Street.

The Church of Grace is a very beautiful church in San Francisco, and it is worth visiting whether it is an exterior building or an interior decoration. The church is free and you can go in and visit if you have a church.

Especially majestic and sacred church architectural style, great love!

It’s a lovely church and monastery, well worth it, Cafe) a pasta for dinner (absolutely cheaper than you think), last time with friends, this year there are travel plans, hope to have a chance to come again.

Enqu Cathedral was a church we visited after coming out of Macy's, because we didn't go in with a lot of things on hand. The church looks quite large in size, the exterior is not as exquisite as European architecture, but it is quite beautiful.