- Once you have visited Barcelona Cathedral, you may also be able to add to your day’s itinerary other nearby places to visit.
- The original building on the site on which Barcelona Cathedral sits was destroyed by the Moors in 985 and replaced by a Romanesque church in 1085.
- The doorway from the cloister to the cathedral is particularly worth noting, as is the chapel of Santa Lucía.
- The Cathedral of Barcelona is located in the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona, and it is open every day from 8 am to 7:30 pm.
- The Cathedral of Santa Creu and Santa Eulàlia of Barcelona was built between the years 1317-1441 on the old Romanesque cathedral...
- Barcelona Cathedral (also known as La Seu) is a celebrated example of Catalan Gothic architecture dating from the 14th century.
- Towering above the center of the Barri Gòtic district is Barcelona's principal cathedral.
- At the stunning Cathedral of Barcelona , there is a fountain in the pond in the cloister serving as home to 13 geese.
- Gracing its facade into la Seu square, the Barcelona Cathedral was built between the 13th and 15th centuries...
- The Barcelona Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia, is an essential construction of Catalan Gothic architecture.