A classical cathedral surrounded on three sides by vast baroque gardens.

Complete with interiors, the church features a 300 block or so diameter central coffered dome taken from pantheon in Rome. As such the main dome creates a perfect 300 block interior sphere space. In the centre of the church is a baldachin in a Chinese style, because why not. The main space is enveloped by smaller 8 domes of 100 block diameter each with unique baroque dome paintings. The wall decoration is modelled after the rebuilt St Paul outside the Walls basilica in Rome.

The outside of the cathedral is symmetrical with four sides having granite portico entrances inspired by St Isaac’s Cathedral in St Petersburg. The porticos are flanked by neoclassical bell towers inspired by St Istvan’s Cathedral in Budapest. The outside decoration of the main dome is largely taken from the drawings of St Peter’s Basilica by Bramante.

Outside the western portico lies the main entrance greeting one with a set of fountains crowned by a Caryatid holding a jug from which water descends to the fountain below.

The southern gardens have a big baroque pond with sculptures of two titans also holding water vessels from which the said water drops down into the pond. They also hold up a grand aedicule style corinthian entrance topped by a pediment.

Finally the northern side keeps a triumphal arch modelled after the supposed original look of the column of Constantine.