St Mary Redcliffe Church

Built in 1140, it is one of the oldest and best-preserved Gothic churches in the UK. Located in the cozy College Green garden in the city center. The "branch rib" dome structure inside the church is unique in the UK

On the way from the train station to the city, this church is a must-pass, it is particularly eye-catching. The whole building seems to be much taller because of a relatively high platform on the side of the road. The huge bell tower has become the highest point in the surrounding area, and the overall architectural style of the church is relatively heavy. The beautifully designed glass is eye-catching when you go up the stairs

the church is located on the roadside, it looks very attractive and historical, anyway ir needs some maintenace.

St. Mary’s Redcliffe Church is a very worthwhile place to travel to Bristol. This church was built in the 12th to 15th centuries. The Gothic architecture is quite magnificent, and the inside is even more solemn. The church is free for visitors. It is worth mentioning that there are some elderly volunteers in the church who are very enthusiastic, and will take the initiative to provide assistance in visiting and handing you a visit guide in Chinese. Of course, if your English is good, these old people are still very happy to explain to you.

St. Mary’s Redcliffe Church is a famous place of interest in Bristol. Because the church’s magnificence and sacredness can sublimate the soul, I have a soft spot for visiting the church. The Gothic architecture and luxurious interior decoration of this church, especially the exquisite stained glass windows, left a deep impression on me.