St James’ Old Cathedral

It's near the flagpole garden. It's the oldest church in Melbourne. In the golden tide, it was one of the only three buildings in Melbourne's downtown area. The church was first built at the intersection of Collins Street and William Street. Before 1891, St. Paul's Cathedral was established as a church of the Anglican Church. From 1913 to 14, the church was moved to King Street and Batman street, facing the flagpole park.

An old church is just next to the flagpole garden, across the street. This is no longer a busy part of Melbourne, although the road is wide, but not many people, quiet. Only those who teach themselves will come here. There are no tourists. The first photograph had a white sign with the name of the church.

Melbourne has the reputation of "Australian Cultural Capital" and is also an internationally renowned fashion capital. Its clothing, art, music, television production, movies, dances and other fashion culture are well known all over the world.

A well-known local church, especially like its overall architectural style, weekend there are many people here to worship.

Antique, very attractive place, worth visiting