Cattedrale di San Pietro Review

This church should also be called St. Peter's Church, and it is planned to be larger than the Vatican church. What impressed me was this huge organ. The pipes of the organ are embedded in the building, and the whole church is a resonance chamber, which can be said to be the most luxurious instrument in the world! You need to use your hands and feet when playing. Fortunately, someone in the church is playing and it is good! I listened for half an hour for free.

The exterior is magnificent, and if you have time to carefully polish the interior, you will find its exquisiteness!

The Cathedral of San Pietro is the head temple of the Catholic Church in the southeast end of Vatican city. San Pietro means "St. Peter" and is derived from San Pietro, the Italian language of the Christian apostle St. Peter. It is sometimes referred to as St. Peter's Temple and St. Peter's Cathedral.