Southwark Cathedral Review

Although it was not established as a cathedral until 1905, some of the buildings in the church have a history dating back to the 12th century and a large number of medieval artworks.

The area where the church was previously an illegal recreational area, so the church was not recognized as a cathedral until the early 20th century, but it was very beautiful and preserved many medieval buildings.

The South Bank Cathedral is not as magnificent as other London cathedrals, but there are some amazing medieval and Tudor tombs and portraits. My favorite is Shakespeare's Memorial Hall, which has gorgeous stained glass windows for many theatrical scenes.

The South Bank Church is located on the South Bank of the middle section of the Thames River. It is a typical Gothic Catholic church with a long history of more than 300 years. The interior of the church is decorated with very simple decorations. There are many seats on Saturdays. There will be many believers here for mass. It is very solemn and solemn.

This church did not become a cathedral until the early 20th century, so the history is not particularly long, it looks like the building and interior decoration are relatively new, but the scale is still quite large, and it is still beautiful.