We’ve covered a few gorgeous Maryland churches in the past, and today we’re featuring one that looks like it’s from another country. This enchanting church is a must-see for its opulence and history.

Baltimore's Mount Vernon neighborhood is known for its historic charm, including magnificent buildings like the Walters Art Museum and George Peabody Library.
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Folks also enjoy gathering here for the annual lighting of the Washington Monument.
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There is one particular structure that undeniably catches the eye of passersby.
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This masterpiece of architectural brilliance is known as the Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church. This Gothic-style church was built in 1872 and is listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places.
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Walk up to the red doors and you will immediately see just how detailed this church really is. From the top of the highest steeple down its base, no spot was left untouched.
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Step inside, and you're greeted with this breathtaking view.
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Snow brings a calmness to the church exterior, looking like a scene straight from a storybook.
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If you're a lover of architecture and iconic Maryland sites, put this place on your must-visit list.
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Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church is located at 10 E Mt Vernon Pl, Baltimore, MD 21202. For more information, visit the website here.

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