St. Pauls Cathedral, Kolkata, West Bengal - Architectural style and royal grandeur
Standing as a symbol that portraits the unity of the diverged religious people of the city, St. Paul’s Cathedral occupies the most important position in the list of the prominent attractive places in Kolkata. This cathedral was constructed using the architectural styles of the Indo-Gothic mixtures in 1847 during the British rule in the city. The church got destructed worst by earthquake after some years of its completion and hence it was restructured in the year 1938. This church features the place where collection of traditional and historic paintings and books can be accessed. Just resembles the Bell Harry Tower, this Church has the power to attract the populaces by its interior decorations with mosaic pans and stunning glass windows of fresco.
