Introduction to the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart: The Cathedral of the Sacred Heart is white in color and has a unique style, which is both Romanesque and Byzantine, and adopts the expression techniques of Roman architecture. Its large white dome has a unique style that combines Romanesque and Byzantine styles, and has an oriental flavor. There are many reliefs, frescoes and mosaics in the church. Above the altar is a huge ceiling mural, with a tall Jesus standing in the center with his arms outstretched, a halo behind him, and a dove of peace flying above his head. Above his head is a reflection of the Father, with only his head and shoulders exposed, wearing a threesome. Layer crown, right hand in mudra, three fingers straight, ring finger and little finger bent. Two rows of angels stand obliquely above the arms of Jesus. The Virgin is on the right, angels holding flags are on the left, and at the feet are kneeling bishops and guards. Behind them stand various figures praying to God. The Sacré-Coeur is located on the top of Montmartre in the 18th arrondissement in the north of Paris. It is the symbol of Montmartre in Paris. From here you can overlook the Pompidou Center, Notre Dame Cathedral and Les Invalides.