Catedral de Cádiz

Catedral de Cádiz, located in the port city of Cádiz in Southern Spain, is a Baroque style Roman Catholic Cathedral and one of the finest churches in Spain. The building, completed in 1838, features two bell towers and an ornate façade. Inside, a single nave is filled with elaborate designs and frescoes, inspired by the Cathedral of Seville but with their own distinctive style. There are also several chapels, including the Chapel of the Rosary and the Chapel of Our Lady of the Pillar, one of the city’s main pilgrimage sites. Catedral de Cádiz is a great place to explore both the architecture and a bit of the history of the city.