Melbourne Cathedral, officially known as St. Paul's Cathedral, is an iconic Anglican church located in the heart of Melbourne, Australia. Completed in 1992, it features stunning Gothic Revival architecture, characterized by its tall spires, intricate stained glass windows, and beautiful stone carvings. The cathedral serves as a central place of worship and a popular tourist attraction. The cathedral is situated on Flinders Street, opposite Federation Square, making it easily accessible to visitors. Inside, it offers a serene atmosphere with a grand nave, a striking altar, and various chapels dedicated to different saints. Regular services, concerts, and community events are held here, enriching the cultural life of the city.