Dulce Nombre de Maria Cathedral-Basilica

The Church of Santa Maria Guam is next door to Plaza de España. The exterior of the church is white and the colorful window flowers are very beautiful. In fact, the church is not very big. It was like going in and visiting, saying that the guide came to a shop selling handwritten letters. In the store, Yongzhong, British, Japanese, and Korean said that you need to donate money, at least one dollar, and you can only go in to visit the church after donation. No wonder we looked inside the church at the door. There were basically no tourists. Most of the tourists took pictures outside the church. In order to visit the decoration inside, we still gave a dollar. The inside was very clean and quiet, the chairs and tables looked spotless and were guarded by a dedicated staff member.

The Temple of the Virgin Mary of Agania symbolizes Guam's love for Mary, the mother of Jesus. I remember a writer wrote in a blog that it is natural to relax and go inside to feel the traditional architectural style is very good.

The church is small, small in size, and the facade is not large. Usually the main entrance is not open. Why, it is very simple. You are asked to go around the door of the gift shop and ask you to donate $1 before you go in. It is actually a fee to visit! Disgusting!

Notre Dame Catholic Church is Guam's largest Catholic Church, the church is yellow and white in general, there are very solemn towers. There are many sculptures around the church. The interior of the church was very simple but solemn.

Wind scene is not wrong worth a go ha ha ha

Next to the Spanish Square, opposite the Guam Museum, is Guam's first Catholic church and the landmark of the Yagana district. Free access to souvenir stores and an additional $1 for access to churches.

No wrong, no wrong, good, hahaha

No wrong, no wrong, good.