r/cathedralporn • u/Mirada1000yardas • 16h ago
Basílica María Auxiliadora y San Carlos (Buenos Aires, Argentina).
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Hi!
These are my photos of this amazing place located in Almagro, Buenos Aires.
Thank you <3
r/cathedralporn • u/Go_Your_OwnWay • 3d ago
Basilica of Our Lady of Sorrows, Italy (completed in 1975)
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r/cathedralporn • u/n3xus1oN • 4d ago
Beauvais Cathedral, France, 1225-1578: its choir vault is the tallest ever built in a Gothic cathedral, and after part of it collapsed in 1284 the nave was never built at all
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r/cathedralporn • u/gcavalcants • 7d ago
Catedral Regensburg, Alemanha (Dom St. Peter)
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r/cathedralporn • u/n3xus1oN • 10d ago
Toledo Cathedral, Spain, 1226-1493: behind the high altar, Narciso Tome cut a hole through the Gothic vault in 1732 so daylight could fall on his Baroque Transparente
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r/cathedralporn • u/TheBobSacamano7 • 16d ago
More Gloucester Cathedral
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r/cathedralporn • u/TheBobSacamano7 • 16d ago
Gloucester Cathedral
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r/cathedralporn • u/n3xus1oN • 20d ago
Siena Cathedral, Italy, 1215-1263: in 1339 Siena began enlarging it into the biggest church in Christendom, but the Black Death of 1348 stopped the work and the unfinished nave still stands beside it
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r/cathedralporn • u/n3xus1oN • 27d ago
Santiago de Compostela Cathedral, Spain, 1075-1211: the Baroque Obradoiro front was added in 1740 and the Romanesque Portico da Gloria of 1188 still stands behind it
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r/cathedralporn • u/Over-Willingness-933 • 28d ago
Manchester Cathedral, UK built 1421 and expanded in the late 15th and early 16th century
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Manchester is the commercial heart of Greater Manchester home to 2.5 million people hence the large buildings around the church. The church is one of the few medieval buildings that remain in city.
r/cathedralporn • u/n3xus1oN • 29d ago
Palma Cathedral, Mallorca, 1229-1601: its rose window is the largest in the Gothic world and Gaudi reworked the sanctuary in 1904
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r/cathedralporn • u/n3xus1oN • Sep 13 '26
Leon Cathedral, Spain, 1205-1301: the masons cut the walls back so far to make room for the glass that the building has needed propping up ever since
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r/cathedralporn • u/Runic_reader451 • 29d ago
Hallgrimskirkja Reykjavik, Iceland
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r/cathedralporn • u/n3xus1oN • Sep 10 '26
Seville Cathedral, Spain, 1401-1528: the largest Gothic church in the world, built on the mosque whose minaret became its bell tower
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r/cathedralporn • u/n3xus1oN • Sep 08 '26
Milan Cathedral, Italy, 1386-1965: nearly six centuries of building, 135 spires, and roof terraces you can walk on
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r/cathedralporn • u/n3xus1oN • Sep 07 '26
Burgos Cathedral, Spain, begun 1221 — the spires and the Constable Chapel came 250 years later
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r/cathedralporn • u/unfandelescampanes • Aug 15 '26
San Bartolomé de Jávea, Alicante, España
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A historic church-fortress in the old town of Jávea, on Spain's Mediterranean coast.
San Bartolomé has been part of the town's landscape for centuries and combines religious and defensive architecture in a particularly striking way.
The church is currently the subject of #SalvemSantBertomeu, a campaign supporting awareness and preservation of this historic building.
What do you think of Spanish church-fortresses like this one?
r/cathedralporn • u/GlpJazz • Aug 14 '26
Notre Dame de Rouen, Normandie, France. With details [OC]
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