It 's easy to find churches in England that no longer are and become something else. If the pictures are, in fact, of a notary's office with lots of signs, red carpet, carpet entrance and reception. In Plymouth, however, I came across a church adibitita bars, restaurants and city hall. One evening in Torquay I found a church turned into a ballroom (ovviamante smooth) complete with a DJ and punch served at the altar. Also in Torquay there is another Gothic church with the purple portal with rainbow edges on the front and there are scattered garlands. Very often they are also converted into apartments. From the thrills that a work of art can be a private good commercial betraying its nature and its original beauty. Can you imagine the Vatican into a mega luxury condominium with a luminescent insegana? This also helps to impoverish the cultural aspect of a city, as it is impossible to visit all'nterno these buildings are altered, losing their sense of art. For me even more effect since I was born in the city of 100 churches, all of which are not actually visited, but at least had the good sense not to pay the pizza!