FOR many years the Sacred Heart Cathedral has drawn thousands of visitors to Bendigo each year.
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Sacred Heart is more than just a place of worship, it's one of the most recognisable sights in the city.
Its grand structure is revered by many, not just those of the Catholic faith.
Moves to demolish the Yamaha motorbike shop, a blot on the Cathedral landscape are being roundly applauded.
What's always been a remarkable view to the gateway when approaching Bendigo CBD's from the south will become even more so.
The grand structure of Sacred Heart Cathedral in Bendigo is revered by many, not just those of the Catholic faith
Demolition of the bike shop is the first of several significant projects planned for the Cathedral and surrounds.
A key player in the development, Gordon McKern summed it up best when he said when people see the Yamaha building coming down they know the plans are serious.
Thousands flock to Sacred Heart Cathedral year after year, not just for religious celebrations but to admire the imposing columns, stained-glass windows and more.
Plans to develop a community area will enhance the experience for many who make the trek to the much sought-after tourist destination and for regular worshippers.