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The sandstone nave and apse of the Neo-Gothic Cathedral of the Good Shepherd in San Sebastián, with pinnacles and tall pointed windows under a blue sky.
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Cathedral of the Good Shepherd

The Cathedral of the Good Shepherd is a Neo-Gothic church in San Sebastián's Ensanche, designed by the local architect Manuel Echave. Building began in 1888 and it was consecrated in 1897; the 75-metre bell tower by Ramón Cortázar followed in 1899. It became the cathedral of the new Diocese of San Sebastián in 1953.

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Mon06:45–14:00 16:30–20:00
Tue06:45–14:00 16:30–20:00
Wed06:45–14:00 16:30–20:00
Thu06:45–14:00 16:30–20:00
Fri06:45–14:00 16:30–20:00
Sat06:45–14:00 16:30–20:00
Sun06:45–14:00 16:30–20:00

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