Melbourne, Australia
St. Patrick's Cathedral
A towering example of Gothic Revival architecture and the largest church building in Australia. This Roman Catholic cathedral is celebrated for its stunning stained glass, towering spires, and serene atmosphere.
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St. Patrick's Cathedral is in Melbourne, Australia. Coordinates: -37.81008, 144.97642. Open in Google Maps
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