St. Catherine's Church Review

St. Catherine's Church is the oldest church in Gdansk, a major economic and cultural town in northern Poland, located within the old city of Gdansk. The entire church is built with red bricks and is very beautiful and majestic. It is one of the most popular attractions in the old town.

Every city, I like to climb high and look far. In Europe, the best choice is to climb the top floor of the church. The structure of Catherine Church to the top of the tower is quite wide, but it is high and steep, and it takes physical strength to climb more than 400 steps. The tower can hold only a dozen people, but it can give a panoramic view of the new city of Gdansk.

Located in the city center but not on the main street, it is not as crowded as other churches. In front of it is a beautiful cabin on the peninsula where the river is forked. From the riverside, it is a beautiful view of the river, the cabin, the green trees, and the church. Very enjoyable, recommended.

The Church of St. Catherine in Gdansk is a typical Gothic architectural style and is very eye-catching. The church looks very majestic and the surroundings are relatively empty. It is still very comfortable to walk inside. This church is relatively quiet. People who like quiet should fall in love with it.

St. Catherine's Church is located in the old town of Gdansk, a red brick Orthodox church, which belongs to the Gothic architecture, but has this Nordic Baltic local characteristics, very atmospheric. Two paintings from over 500 years ago are very precious and worth visiting.