Old South Church in Boston

The Old South Church, located in the newly filled area of the Back Bay Area in Boston, Massachusetts, at 645 Boyleston Street, Copley Square, belongs to the United Christian Church, whose congregation is an ancient religious group in the United States and has been listed as a national historical landmark.

A Gothic Revival church in Coeply Square, standing in front of the Boston Library, you can catch a glimpse of this spectacular church. The church is open to the public for free. You don’t need to buy tickets or make an appointment. You can visit it directly. It is called one of Boston's most popular places to hold gifts. The church is diagonally opposite to the Trinity Church in Boston, and the famous Back Bay shopping district is nearby. It is worth spending half a day to a day here to watch.

A landmark building in Boston, the church is quite large, the name Lao Nan is relative to the old North built in the north, there is also a specific group called Lao Nan. High towers are rare in the United States.

Boston Old South Church is located in Copley Square, Boston's most famous wedding venue, has been listed as a national historical landmark. The decoration and decoration of the church are exquisite. The hollow stone carvings and stained glass on the gate are very beautiful. The church is very quiet. Visiting the church is free of charge.

Boston Old South Church is separated from Trinity Church and one street, far away; the high spire clock tower goes straight into the sky, and it is much larger than the old North Church, and there is no mandatory ticket, which is worth seeing. The painted glass decorated with windows on both walls of the church is exquisite.

波士顿的老南教堂是波士顿的标志性建筑之一，位于后湾区，与波士顿公共图书馆、科普利广场统称三老。教堂是典型的哥特式建筑，砖灰色略显黄，古朴十足，从内到外都露出庄重的感觉。

The congregation of Lao Nan Church is an ancient religious group in the United States. The church is listed as a national historical landmark in the United States. Opposite the Boston Library at the exit of the Capley Metro Station, it is magnificent and sacred!