Yorkminster Church is the largest medieval church in Europe. It has a history of nearly 600 years. Yorker's most historic building has two crown-like towers on the West facade and a square tower 65 meters high in the center. The large-scale bright window glass in the church is gorgeous. The vivid stone statues on the outer walls of the chapel are more striking and arc. European churches with roofs all have their own characteristics. The basement of Minster preserves the ruins of the Roman era. There is also a sewer built by the Romans who are still in use today. It is reported that the sewer under the church foundation contributes to the preservation of Minster Cathedral intact and intact today. In 1984, Minster Cathedral was struck by lightning and unfortunately caught fire. As there was no water supply system in the cathedral, the water source for fire extinguishing became urgent. At this time, people unexpectedly found that there were many medieval sewers under the foundation around the church. It was these intact sewers left behind by the Roman era that preserved this unique Minster Cathedral. Along the spiral staircase inside the church, you can see the whole Yorkshire town. The ancient wall built in the 13th century is very close to the cathedral. It is free to climb the wall. There is also a stone street, which is the ancient commercial street of Yorkshire Town. It retains many unique buildings of the Middle Ages.