The neo-Gothic façade of Cuenca Cathedral and its steps on the Plaza Mayor, beside a row of coloured houses.

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Cuenca Cathedral

Cuenca Cathedral, dedicated to Saint Mary and Saint Julian, is one of the earliest Gothic cathedrals in Spain, begun in 1182 and largely complete by 1257 on Anglo-Norman models. Its neo-Gothic façade on the Plaza Mayor dates from after the collapse of the bell tower in 1902. Inside are an ambulatory, side chapels from several centuries and a treasury museum.

Nearby

Museo de Arte Abstracto Español

art museum

Hanging Houses

monument

Convent of San Pablo

historic building

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