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A twin-spired Gothic cathedral of 1934 in Qingdao's old German quarter.
St Michael's Cathedral was built in 1934 by German missionaries in Gothic Revival style. Twin spires rise 56 metres above the old quarter.
The interior features ribbed vaulting, stained-glass windows and a rose window. The pipe organ is in the choir loft.
The cobbled square is a favourite for wedding photography on weekends.
Highlights
1
Twin Spires
Two 56-metre Gothic spires above the rooftops.
2
Rose Window
The circular stained-glass above the entrance.
3
Gothic Interior
Ribbed vaulting and German stained glass.
4
Wedding Photography
Couples posing on weekends.
5
Pipe Organ
The historic organ in the choir loft.
6
Cobblestone Square
The plaza in front.
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