Finally, there are no churches that can't tell the name, and there is no cumbersome architectural beauty. This Oslo cathedral in Norway is a little fresh, even though the Norwegian state church evangelical Lutheranism is centered on this cathedral. The cathedral was built in 1694. It took about a century for the repairs to be completed. The bronze gate and the German pipe organ inside are two major churches. There is a flower market in front of the church. There is a sculpture behind it. It is a statue of King Christian IV of Norway.

Stayed in Oslo for a day, the cathedral is one of the must-check places, did not deliberately find, walked by, in the city center, the appearance is not outstanding, but the age is still relatively long, still can be used normally.

The cathedral is also a religious place. The whole church is very magnificent. I like the characteristics of the visit inside. The high hall can accommodate hundreds of people at the same time. This place can also hold European weddings. The garden outside is also very large.

Although compared with other churches, it's not very old buildings, but it's really beautiful. There's open time in the pictures. It's free. Stavanger's church charges a fee. But I don't think it's any worse than that one. We were lucky when we went there. Some people worshiped in it and listened to their singers. It's really beautiful.

Have time to come here to visit and experience the culture

Cathedral in Oslo, the Nordic capital of Norway