Le chiese più grandi del mondo quali sono?

Ecco le Chiese dalla più grande alla più piccola, scopriamo quali sono.

Tra le prime dieci Chiese più grandi del mondo ci sono

Basilica di San Pietro, Città del Vaticano (1506–1626)
Cathedral Basilica of Our Lady Aparecida, Brazil – Aparecida ( 1955–1980 )
Cathedral of St. John the Divine, United States -New York City, NY(1892–non finita)
Basilica of Our Lady of Licheń, Poland- Licheń Stary (1994–2004)
Duomo di Milano, Italia – Milano (1386–1965)
Catedrale di Siviglia, Spagna , Siviglia (1401- 1528)
Basilica of the Holy Trinity, Portugal – Fátima (2004–2007)
Basilica di San Paolo fuori le mura, Italia- Roma (4th–5th century; rebuilt 1825–1929)
Liverpool Cathedral, United Kingdom- Liverpool1904–1978
Basilica-Cathedral of Our Lady of the Pillar, Spain-Zaragoza 1681–1872
Duomo di Firenze, Italia – Firenze (1296–1436)

Le altre Chiese più grandi del mondo troviamo anche

Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, MexicoMexico City 1974–1976
Rio de Janeiro Cathedral, Brazil- Rio de Janeiro 1964–1976
Cathedral of Our Lady, Belgium- Antwerp 1352–1521
Basilica of the Sacred Heart, Belgium- Koekelberg 1905–1970
Basilica of Our Lady of Peace, Ivory Coast- Yamoussoukro 1985–1989
Hagia Sophia, Turkey- Istanbul 532–537
San Petronio Basilica, Italia- Bologna 1390–1479

Cologne Cathedral, Germany- Cologne 1248–1880
Washington National Cathedral, United States- Washington 1907–1990
Abbey of Santa Giustina, Italia- Padova 1501–1606
Cathedral of the Nativity, Egypt- Cairo 2017–2019
Yoido Full Gospel,South Korea- Seoul 1973P
St. Vitus Cathedral, Czech Republic- Prague 1344–1929
St Paul’s Cathedral, United Kingdom- London 1677–1708
Basilica Natn. Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, United States- Washington, 1920–2017
Cathedral of La Plata, Argentina- La Plata 1884–1932
Saint Joseph’s Oratory, Canada Montreal 1904–1967
Shrine of St. Paulina, Brazil- Nova Trento 2003–2006
Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral, Mexico- Mexico City 1573–1813
Chartres Cathedral, France- Chartres 1145–1220
Amiens Cathedral, France- Amiens 1220–1270
Berlin Cathedral or Berliner Dom, Germany- Berlin 1451–1905
Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels, United States- Los Angeles, 1998–2002
De Hoeksteen, Netherlands- Barneveld 2007–2008)
People’s Salvation Cathedra, Romania- Bucharest 2010 – non finita

Anche la Chiesa di Padre Pio a San Giovanni Rotondo (1991–2004) è considerata una delle Chiese più grandi del mondo

Ulm Minster, Germany – Ulm 1377–189
York Minster, United Kingdom- York 1230–1472
Bourges Cathedral, France- Bourges 1195–1230
Reims Cathedral, France- Reims 1211–1275
São Paulo Cathedral, Brazil- São Paulo 1913–1954
Esztergom Basilica, Hungary- Esztergom 1822–1869
Diocesan Sanctuary of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Mexico- Zamora, Michoacán 1898–2008
Sagrada Familia, Spain- Barcelona 1882– non finita

Primate Cathedral of Bogotá, Colombia- Bogotá 1807–1823
Strasbourg Cathedral, France- Strasbourg 1015–1439
Palma Cathedral, Spain- Palma, Majorca 1220–1346
New Cathedral, Linz5, Austria- Linz 1862–1924
Speyer Cathedral, Germany- Speyer 1030–1103
Provo ward conference center, United States- Provo, UT 2012
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Westminster Cathedral, United Kingdom- London 1895–1910
Holy Trinity Cathedral, Georgia- Tbilisi 1995–2004
Medak Cathedral5, India- Medak 1914–1926

Infine altre chiese più grandi ci sono anche:

St. Mary’s Church, Poland- Gdańsk 1343–1502
Lincoln Cathedral, United Kingdom- Lincoln, England 1185–1311
Winchester Cathedral, United Kingdom- Winchester, 1079–1525
Notre Dame de Paris, France – Paris (1163–1345, 2019 – non finita)
Dresden Cathedral, Germany- Dresden 1739–1755
Almudena Cathedral, Spain- Madrid 1883–1993
Basilica of St. Thérèse, Lisieux, France- Lisieux 1929–1954
Basilica de San Martin de Tours (Taal), Philippines- Taal, Batangas 1856–1878
Ely Cathedral, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom – Ely 1083–1375
Frauenkirche, Germany- Munich 1468–1525
Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart, United States- Newark, NJ 1898–1954
Se Cathedral, India- Goa, India 1619–1640
St. Stephen’s Basilica, Hungary- Budapest 1851–1906
Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis (St. Louis), United States- St. Louis, MO 1907–1914
Saint Isaac’s Cathedral, Russia- Saint Petersburg 1818–1858
Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, Russia- Moscow 1839–1883
Saint Gregory the Illuminator Cathedral, Yerevan, Armenia- Yerevan 1997–2001
Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral, United States- Raleigh, NC2015–2018
Catedral Evangelica de Chile or Jotabeche Cathedral, Chile Santiago de Chile 1967–1974
Church of Saint Sava, Serbia – Belgrade 1935–1989
Blessed Stanley Rother Shrine, United States- Oklahoma City, 2021–2022
Yeonmudae Catholic Church, South Korea – Korea Army Training Center 2008–2009
Grace Cathedral, United States- San Francisco 1910–1964

Per dimensioni inferiori ricordiamo anche queste Chiese tra le più grandi

Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul (Lewiston, Maine), United States- Lewiston, ME 1906–1936
Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, Bulgaria- Sofia 1882–1912
Christ Cathedral, United States- Garden Grove, 1977–1980
Westminster Abbey, United Kingdom- London 960–c. 18 cent.Anglican
Sümi Baptist Church, Zünheboto, India- Zunheboto, Nagaland 2007–2017
St Andrew’s Cathedral, Patras2, Greece- Patras 1908–1974
St. Patrick’s Cathedral (Manhattan), United States- Manhattan, NY 1858–1878
Beomeo Cathedral, South Korea- Daegu 2013–2016
Helsinki Cathedral, Finland- Helsinki 1869–1887
Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi (Santa Fe) United States- Santa Fe, NM 1869–1887
Our Lady of Dolours Syro-Malabar Catholic Basilica, India-Thrissur 1929–2005
St. John’s Church, Seongnam2, South Korea-Seongnam 1994–2002
Basilica of St. John the Baptist2, Canada -St. John’s 1839–1855
St. Joseph Cathedral2, United States- San Diego, CA 1941
Cathedral of Our Lady of the Assumption, Spain-Córdoba 1785–1607