St. Nicholas Church

St. Nicholas Church, cathedral of the Catholic Diocese of Budjeevice, Czech Republic, is located in the northeast corner of Przemysl Ottoka II Square, adjacent to the landmark Black Tower. The main building was built around 1297, but the main building was not completed until about the middle of the 14th century due to capital and war. The main building was built in the 14th century and burned down by fire in 1641. Now it is seen as a rebuilt Baroque church. There are three statues in the main entrance alcove, three saints of St. Mikulash, St. Winsler and St. Auridine. In front of the cathedral in the shadow of the tower is a statue of John Ilsik Jan Valerian Jirsik, said to be the first archbishop of the church. The bell tower in front of the church has another famous name, called the black tower, the tower is 72 meters high, is a famous tower in Budjeyovice, built in the 16th century, the bell tower is named for its appearance color dark brown and black, the square tower has a golden clock plate, far away can be seen. In addition to the time, it was used as a watchtower for the fire in the city. From downstairs, you can enter the spiral staircase in the tower and climb to the watchtower on the top floor through a small door. The sky is soft and transparent in the morning or sunset, and flocks of pigeons are winged across the city, and the tranquil and peaceful atmosphere of the small town is intoxicating.

St. Nicholas Cathedral is the cathedral of the Catholic Diocese of Budjeowice, Czech Republic. The church has a quiet and sacred atmosphere. In front of the church is a statue of the priest Jan Valerián Jirsík. There are altars, murals and statues.

I didn't expect the church in a small place to be quite beautiful. Although the exterior is quite ordinary, the inside is very exquisite. The lobby is very small. The white structure and crystal lights are also available. There are not many tourists, but it is very quiet.

This church is beautiful to take pictures, not bad d (д๑)

This St. Nicholas Church is located in the Old Town Square of Prague, the capital of the Hussian Church, one of the oldest and most beautiful Baroque churches in the Old Town. Atop the clock tower, you can see the Charles Bridge and the whole city of Prague. The church was first built in the 13th century and was not converted to Baroque until the 18th century, and was designed by the then famous Baroque architect Kilián Ignác Dienzenhofer, which took years to complete. The church is extremely eye-catching, with a white building with a bronze roof, similar to the church of St. Martin in London. Walking into the church, you can find the church's clever use of natural light sources, and the walls and ceilings of the master paintings of St. Nicholas, St. Benedict's life and Old Testament stories are worth savoring. You can also climb the clock tower to see the city. Today, after nightfall, St. Nicholas Church is one of the venues to enjoy classical music, and it is a very memorable experience to listen to a high-level orchestra in the ancient architecture.

St. Nicholas Cathedral is not far from the square. It is not a magnificent building. The white wall is not protruded by the black tower beside it. But his history can be traced back to the 14th century, rebuilt in the 17th century, more than 300 years ago.