The construction of grand Astorga Cathedral commenced in 1471 and lasted three centuries. As you explore the cathedral, observe the variety of architectural styles, a consequence of the long construction process. Discover a neoclassical cloister, Baroque towers, and a Renaissance portico. In the principal entrance to the cathedral, admire depictions of Christ’s miracles. Visit the cathedral museum, which hosts a large collection of religious art and items. Make sure you pick up a leaflet at the cathedral entrance, providing more information about the building. Choose to start, finish, or center your holiday on a trip to Astorga Cathedral by using our Astorga online trip itinerary maker .
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Astorga Cathedral Reviews
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Billetten omfatter både museet med religiøse artefakter og det var et af de mere interessante med nogle virkeligt flotte emner imellem. Selve katedralen er meget smuk og enkel og indeholder flotte alt... more »
The ticket includes both the museum with religious artifacts and it was one of the more interesting ones with some really nice items in between. The cathedral itself is very beautiful and simple and contains nice altarboards. The Audi Guide provides a good understanding of the individual Altalsand the main objects in the museum.View original -
Ya la conocía, pero no recordaba la excelente iluminación natural del interior. De estilos gótico, renacentista y barroco, se erigió sobre una antigua iglesia románica y ésta sobre otra prerrománica. ... more »
I already knew her, but she didn't remember the excellent natural lighting of the interior. Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque styles, it was erected on an old Romanesque church and this one on another pre-Romanesque church. Beautiful baroque facade that is an authentic altarpiece in stone with scenes of the Gospels. From the interior I loved the altarpiece of the main altar and that of San Miguel, a magnificent Spanish-Flemish altarpiece of the XVI centuryView original
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€5 to enter but we only had half an hour before it closed so not enough time. Impressive from the outside. The carvings around the main door are stunning. The attention to detail on the clothing and the women's dresses took someone a long time to do. There is no prayer chapel here. There is a church across the road that has evening prayers.
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An amazing place. Such an incredibly beautiful day. Missed the Gaudi museum just by, but will go back some day.
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