Burgos Cathedral
A UNESCO-listed Gothic cathedral and major Camino de Santiago monument containing the tombs of El Cid and Doña Jimena.
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A UNESCO-listed Gothic cathedral and major Camino de Santiago monument containing the tombs of El Cid and Doña Jimena.
Spain’s primatial cathedral and one of the country’s foremost Gothic religious monuments.
Valencia’s metropolitan cathedral, a major Gothic monument whose Holy Chalice Chapel preserves a cup venerated as the Holy Chalice.
A major northern Spanish cathedral whose Holy Chamber preserves celebrated medieval relics and which anchors the Camino Primitivo pilgrimage tradition.
The principal shrine of the Camino de Santiago, built over the site traditionally identified with the tomb of St. James the Apostle.
Historic Marian pilgrimage cathedral and one of the principal French starting points of the Camino de Santiago, especially the Via Podiensis.
UNESCO-listed Gothic cathedral celebrated for its architectural unity, sculpted portals and medieval stained glass.
Defining monument of the UNESCO-listed Episcopal City of Albi and one of Europe’s most distinctive brick Gothic cathedrals.
Landmark cathedral of Strasbourg and the central Gothic monument of the UNESCO-listed Grande-Île and Neustadt.
UNESCO-listed cathedral and one of the largest and most accomplished Gothic churches in France.
UNESCO-listed Gothic cathedral historically associated with the coronation of French kings and one of France’s most important ceremonial sacred sites.
One of the world’s most recognized medieval cathedrals, an active Catholic church and central monument of Parisian religious and national history.