Oliva Cathedral, built in the 16th century AD, is one of the oldest and most prestigious religious and historical centers in Gdansk. Filled with valuable artwork, it serves as the final resting place for many prominent families in the area. The cathedral is composed of two high-profile Gothic towers, up to 90 meters long and 8.3 meters wide, with a Baroque central part installed between them; The cathedral also has designs that combine Baroque and Rococo architecture, and this church is famous for its angelic organ with a delicate musical tone that blows horns and bells.