The south side of Perpignan Cathedral with its wrought-iron bell tower, seen across the Campo Santo cloister-cemetery.

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Perpignan Cathedral

Perpignan Cathedral is a southern Gothic church begun in 1324 under King Sancho of Majorca and consecrated in 1509; it became a cathedral in 1602, when the bishop's seat moved from Elne. Its single nave is 80 metres long and 26 metres high, and an 18th-century wrought-iron bell cage crowns the tower. The Campo Santo cloister-cemetery adjoins it.

Nearby

Castillet

monument

Palace of the Kings of Majorca

palace

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