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Ávila Cathedral seen from above the city walls, with its square tower, buttresses and rose window.
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Ávila Cathedral

Ávila Cathedral, the Cathedral of the Saviour, was begun in the 12th century and is counted among the earliest Gothic cathedrals in Spain. It was planned as a church and fortress: its granite apse forms one of the towers of the city walls. Inside are a double ambulatory, carved choir stalls, a Renaissance high altarpiece, the cloister and a museum.

Nearby

Basilica of San Vicente

church

Convento de San José

religious building

Convento de Santa Teresa

church

Walls of Ávila

historic site

Real Monasterio de Santo Tomás

religious building

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