St. Peter's Cathedral, built in 1180, is the oldest and oldest church in Munich, Germany, and the pride of Munichers. St. Peter's Basilica is located on the west side of Isabel Square, next to Marian Square. The original site of the church was a monastery, and a church was later built. Unfortunately, a fire 150 years later burned it out. The decoration in St. Peter's Cathedral is mainly white and gold. In the style of Rococo decoration, the whole church is very elegant and elegant. There are colorful portraits on the ceiling of the church, each of which is lifelike and breathtaking. Therefore, in the hearts of tourists, St. Peter's Basilica is still an art temple. In the middle of the church is the statue of San Pedro, next to several statues of saints. In the church, there are also many precious jewellery items, and the visitors who visit each year are all shocked by the quantity and quality of the collection. Don't ignore the bell tower next to the church! The clock tower has more than 300 steps and climbs up the steps to overlook the entire Munich city! The most prominent of these are the City Hall Clock Tower, the Old Town Hall Clock Tower, the Holy Spirit Cathedral Tower and the Tower of St. Peter's Basilica. There is an observation deck at the steeple of the church. It is said that when the weather is fine, standing on the observation deck, you can see the beauty of the Alps. There are cello playing all year round outside the church. The level is very high!