Beautiful church and cloister courtyard, and we were lucky enough to catch the Palm Sunday procession and sermon. An hour in the sunshine at the Cathedral bar outside was also very welcome.

Beautiful church and cloister courtyard, and we were lucky enough to catch the Palm Sunday procession and sermon. An hour in the sunshine at the Cathedral bar outside was also very welcome.
Very clean, no beggers, I was all cathedraled out by this time but my wife loved it. We were able to sit in the square outside a people watch, a lovely fountain and water feature.
I visited this Cathedral on a language trip. On the outside it isn't beautiful, but the inside makes up for that. There are beautiful painted glass windows with a garden in the cnetre.
A great place to spend an hour away from the city. Cathedral, crypt and cloisters all worth visiting. Seating in cloisters is a pretty area to sit and relax.
Although not unattractive, with simple lines and minimal adornments, the architectural exterior is not overly impressive compared to other similar structures in Northern Spain. Perhaps, when it was built, there wasn't the money available. I did not go inside which may have been more impressive.
Lots of steps, very old architecture, peaceful cloisters.
This is in the middle of town and situated on a hill. Its a lovely spot to spend a few minutes to ponder.
Got invited to sit in on mass, which was a priviledge!
Not as impressive as other Spanish Cathedrals, burnt to ashes on the fire which devastated the city in the early 20th century
Not at all welcoming and very gloomy. Also very small for a Catholic cathedral in Spain!
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