Sacred Heart Cathedral

Came on June 29, 2013. The Sacred Heart Cathedral was built in 1863 and is an earlier church in China. Now you can see the cornerstones of "Jerusalem 1863" and "Roma 1863" engraved respectively. The church is a lobby in the Guangzhou area, all walls and pillars are made of granite, so it is also known as the "Stone Chamber Catholic Church". It is a typical Gothic building and has a beautiful appearance. The church is located in a square in front of the old ministry. Although there is a fence, you can usually visit it; even if there is no religious activity, you have the opportunity to enter the building to visit. It is close to the subway Yide Road station and the traffic is very convenient.

The Sacred Heart Cathedral of the Stone Room is located on Yide Road, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province. It took 25 years to build and is the most magnificent and distinctive cathedral in the Catholic Diocese of Guangzhou. The Sacred Heart Cathedral of the Stone Room was designed by French designers and built by Chinese craftsmen. Stone Studio Sacred Heart Cathedral is the largest church in the Catholic Diocese of Guangzhou, one of the most magnificent twin minarets in the country, and one of the four all-stone Gothic church buildings in the world (the other three are Notre Dame, Westminster Abbey, Cologne Cathedral), Since all the walls and pillars of the church are made of granite rock, it is also called the "Stone Room" or "Stone Room Jesus Sacred Heart Church" and "Stone Room Catholic Church". It has recently been closed and it is recommended to arrange a time to visit.

The Sacred Heart Cathedral of the Stone Room is located on Yide Road, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province. The Sacred Heart Cathedral was officially held on June 18, 1863, the day of the Sacred Heart Visitor. Built in 25 years, it is the most magnificent and characteristic cathedral in the Catholic Diocese of Guangzhou. The stone chamber Sacred Heart Cathedral was designed by French designers and built by Chinese craftsmen. The total area of the Sacred Heart Cathedral of the Stone Chamber is 2754 square meters, 35 meters wide from east to west,78.69 meters long from the north to the south, and58.5 meters high from the ground to the spire. The Sacred Heart Cathedral of the Stone Chamber cost 400,000 francs to build in 1861, which can be comparable to the famous Notre Dame Cathedral of Paris, France. Stone Studio Sacred Heart Cathedral is the largest church in the Catholic Diocese of Guangzhou, one of the most magnificent twin minarets in the country, and one of the four all-stone Gothic church buildings in the world (the other three are Notre Dame, Westminster Abbey, Cologne Cathedral), Since all the walls and pillars of the church are made of granite rock, it is also called the "Stone Chamber" or "Stone Chamber Jesus Sacred Heart Church" and "Stone Chamber Catholic Church".

Go here to check whether it is open. It is not open to the outside world on Monday, and epidemic prevention and control is not open. It is worth visiting.

＂ The Sacred Heart Cathedral ＂ is located on Yide Road, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou. It is named after the official foundation laying ceremony of the Sacred Heart Day on June 18, 1863. It is also called the Sacred Heart Cathedral, and because the church is a full stone structure, it is also called the Sacred Heart Church of Jesus ＂, or ＂, ＂ Shishi Catholic Church ＂, is the largest church in the Catholic Diocese of Guangzhou. In 1856, the Second Opium War broke out, and the British and French forces captured Guangzhou, razed the two governorships of the Qing Dynasty and the two Guangxi governorships to the ground, and forcibly built a church on its former site. The Sacred Heart Cathedral was designed by French designers and built by Chinese craftsmen. The church is58.5 meters tall and completed in 25 years. It is one of the most magnificent twin-spire Gothic buildings in the country, and is one of four buildings in the world called the Gothic church of all-stone structures, with Notre Dame, Westminster Abbey, and Cologne Cathedral.