“And so to the great Cathedrals of Spain, Romanesque, Traditional, Gothic or Renaissance, which are the flower of the Spanish constructions and which for the world outside generally epitomises the Spanish presence, As the Skyscrapers are to New York, the Cathedrals are to Spain” – Jan Morris, ‘Spain’
Granada, Andalucia
Segovia, Castilla y Leon
Palencia, Castilla y Leon
Burgos, Castilla y Leon
Siguenza, Castilla-la Mancha
Cordoba, Andalucia
Girona, Catalonia
Santiago de Compostela, Galicia
Seville, Andalucia
León, Castilla y Leon
Oviedo, Asturias
Malaga, Andalucia
Madrid
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They’re all so beautiful!
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Indeed they are. Thank you for stopping by.
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Andrew I couldn’t help but imagine the position you were in taking these. I have been known to lie on the ground for a good image. I appreciate your efforts in getting these beauties.
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Sometimes you have to suffer for your art Sue!
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😀😀
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Yesterday we watched the recent French documentary ‘Compostelle’, about walking the Camino. Narration was a bit heavy on ‘walking to make sense of life’ for our taste, but lovely scenery – and churches, showing Estella, Logrono, Leon and Santiago as I remember them.
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I often think that I would like to do the pilgrimage and I would select the northern coastal route through Asturias and Cantabria.
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Was the message in these being built the glory of faith I wonder.
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and to signify power and subjugation!
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Oooh…..the interior of Córdoba looks amazing, and I like that door at Malaga
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Cordoba is wonderful inside and out Sue!
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OK, need to see if it can be on my itinerary…..
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I am certain that you will like it!
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Stunning. I’ve tried several times to take pictures of Cathedrals and my, do I need to go a long distance to capture the magnificence of the buildings! Lovely pictures. I still haven’t had a chance to visit Spain so I’m following your Spanish travels over this period 🙂
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Another thing that Spain cannot be topped for…..
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Seeing your comment reminded me that I had forgotten Segovia. I have put that right now! Thanks
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I’m bowled over by all the fascinating architecture. Wow. 🙂
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They certainly know how to build a cathedral in Spain Tess!
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I.n.d.e.e.d. *sigh*
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Looking forward to sampling Toledo cathedral in July – I hear it’s a beast!
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Don’t forget that you can get in free through a side door but you can’t get access to the whole place.
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Some very beautiful buildings, there.
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And each one unique!
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Excellent photographs. Girona is our local cathedral and you have caught it’s splendor.
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Thank you. I had to wait a long time for the steps to clear of people.
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Such beautiful Cathedrals!
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Indeed, thanks for stopping by.
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