St Augustine Parish Review

It is an English church and a historic building I saw while walking through Melbourne, said to be the third church in the city. The current building was built in 1869 and completed in 1929. The exterior is a dark masonry structure and uses a white seal to bond the stone together so you can see the ridiculous surface. It has a good atmosphere, like the viewing tower in the European fortress. It can be entered and the roof is made of dark wood, griddled and has a great view. The arched part of the column was decorated with a punched pattern and it was nice to see it reflected by the light on the wall.

Burke Street in front of Southern Cross Station. Black exterior, which is rare for churches. It is not Melbourne's oldest church, but it is a historic church built in the 1850s (the building itself is 1888). It is a wonderful church where you can feel the warmth of the wood and the lovely exterior.

Few of the main colors are black. It looks like a chocolate house from a distance. The buildings are very beautiful.

Melbourne CBD night tour, no navigation, as long as you follow your heart, every corner will have unexpected surprises. Less than 100m from Spencer Street and Southern Cross Station, you will come to this St. Austin Church. It was built in 1869-1870 and has a history of more than 100 years. Despite its small size and long history, its appearance still attracts people's attention. With beautiful gardens and quiet environment, it is a pure land reflecting the busy city.

It's kind of like a church in a quiet little castle. There are choirs practicing there. Although they don't understand, people will naturally be quiet, which is a magical force.