There is a church in Warsaw's Old Town where history and modern architecture interweave

#Sign up for tripbestJuly Hotel Tester There is a church in the Old Town of Warsaw that interweaves history and modern architecture The Cathedral of St. John the Baptist in Warsaw, Bazylika Archikatedralna w Warszawie p.w. Męczeństwa św. Jana Chrzciciela, is located in the Old Town of Warsaw. It is the oldest church in Warsaw, built in the late 14th century and listed as a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO. It is a Roman Catholic church, with a red brick church style and a Gothic triangular archway roof. There are many small altars, tombstones, epitaphs, etc. in the church, and many celebrities are buried in the basement. This church is also one of the three cathedrals in Warsaw and is very famous. The Cathedral of St. John has been rebuilt many times in history, so it has a bit of contemporary architectural flavor.