An immense cathedral dominates the city of Évora, in Portugal. Dating back to the 12th century, it is an architectural masterpiece combining Romanesque and Gothic styles.

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The towering cathedral that stands today ... The result is an interior that boasts intricate stained-glass windows and an elaborate altar ornamented with marble and deep blue lapis lazuli.

the church moved locations and was partially rebuilt following a fire in 1898), but the cathedral still impresses visitors with its imposing spires, Italian marble altar and stunning stained-glass ...

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The Cathedral has 21 altars and 19 bells, each named after a different saint. Eight Archbishops of New York are buried in a crypt under the high altar. In normal times, there are between 18 and 15 ...

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"Thus, we decided to use wood from abandoned trajineras as part of the furniture for benches, doors, and shutters, lime as the interior coating of the altar, and brick as the coating and floor of ...

Affectionately called the Old Cathedral, this stately basilica in St. Louis, Missouri was constructed between 1831 and 1834. Positioned near the iconic Gateway Arch, it has watched the city transform ...

“In 1926, it was surmised that the box was transferred from the high altar to the column during the extension of the cathedral’s east end in the late 12th century. “The altar would have ...