The Ruins of St. Paul is in Baroque style and made of granite. It is divided into five layers in total. Its carvings and inlays are relatively fine and integrate the essence of Chinese and foreign architectural art. It is a work of art that blends Chinese and Western cultures. Nowadays, people often take pictures here. Opening hours: Open from 9:00 to 18:00 all year round. Must-see tips: 1. The Ruins of St. Paul is open all day, but the Catholic Art Museum and Crypt located in St. Paul’s Square are open from Wednesday to Monday from 9:00 to 18:00 (admission stops at 17:30), and on Tuesday from 9:00 to 14:00. 2. There are many characteristic small shops in the alley where you get off the bus and walk to the Ruins of St. Paul, which are worth visiting. 3. If you want to take portrait photos, it is recommended to stand on the steps in front of the Ruins of St. Paul for better results.
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