Holy Name Church

St. Church is close to Manchester University and worth a visit. There is a peaceful and spiritual atmosphere. The stained-glass windows are beautiful, in stark contrast to the windows you see in the church at the other end of the city centre, with traditional Latin Mass on Sundays starting at 4pm and choirs.

This huge church opposit manchest university is breaktaking view of Ancient Roman Architecture. Place for our spititual need.

Manchester Church is a landmark building in Manchester, with a long history and is worth a visit, recommended recommended

The church is in a not too lively place, it is difficult to find, here is looking at the Raiders, the interior murals here are very beautiful.

A calming and quiet place - The Church of Manchester St is a vertical Gothic-style church built in the fifteenth century in the heart of Manchester, England's second largest city. The Manchester government spent 20 years renovating the church to this beautiful view. The city of Manchester St is a quiet and solemn church, although it is located in the city. The old church, the exterior looks very grand and towering, enters the church, and the accompaniment of the organ, very pleasant and calm. The exquisite murals and statues are all eye-catching. The towers supporting the church and the large religious bookstore inside the church are also well worth a visit. In the north garden of the church, a lot of cherry blossom trees were planted, and it was spring when I went there, with gusty breezes and pink and white petals falling slowly, reflecting the romantic medieval architecture of the church. If you want to find a perfect angle to shoot the panoramic view of the church, it is a bit difficult, and the panoramic view is not locally good-looking. Suitable for people to play: suitable for all ages, friends with religious beliefs. Tickets: You don't need to buy tickets to enter the church.