- Begun in 1525, the construction of Segovia Cathedral was ordered by Charles V to replace an earlier cathedral near the Alcázar...
- Segovia Cathedral (Catedral de Segovia) is an impressive Gothic cathedral which looms over the town of Segovia, Castile-Leon Spain.
- El altarpiece of the back choir It is from 1758, and was initially made for the Riofrio Palace, near the city of Segovia. Segovia Cathedral stained glass windows.
- Dating back to 1525, the Segovia Cathedral stands as the final Gothic cathedral constructed in Spain, and its magnificence is evident in its intricately...
- In order to reduce the costs of the construction of the new Cathedral of Segovia, some elements of the old cathedral were moved to the new location.
- This cathedral worked as substitute to the Old one, which was placed in front on the Alcázar, and destroyed in the War of Las Comunidades in 1520.
- Admire Avila's walls, cathedral, and Basilica of San Vicente. Then continue to Segovia's Roman aqueduct, Gothic cathedral, and Alcazar fortress.
- This entrance ticket to the Cathedral of Segovia includes the visit inside the temple with its 22 chapels, choir with organs of the Epistle and the Gospel and girola.
- The cathedral of Segovia—as well as that of Salamanca, which he worked on after 1538—are both designed in a mixture of late…
- At the Segovia Cathedral, nicknamed the Lady of the Cathedrals, you'll discover the interior of the last Gothic cathedral built in Spain.