Gems among Spanish Cathedrals

Exploring the architectural and historical significance of eight Spanish cathedrals and a basilica, this guide delves into their medieval contexts across various regions, including northwest Spain and Andalusia. It highlights the rich blend of styles—Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque—alongside Moorish influences. Notable features include the opulent use of gold and silver, as well as the extravagant high altars and tombs. The Christian reconquest of the Moors is also a pivotal theme, adding depth to the understanding of these magnificent structures.