Almudena Cathedral

Almudena Cathedral, located in Madrid, Spain, is the city's main Catholic cathedral and serves as the seat of the Archdiocese of Madrid. Built over several centuries, its architecture blends Neo-Gothic, Neo-Renaissance, and modern styles. Inside, it features stunning stained glass windows, a beautiful altar, and impressive artworks. The cathedral is notable for its contemporary murals and a large dome that offers panoramic views of Madrid. As an active place of worship and a cultural landmark, Almudena reflects Spain’s religious heritage and architectural evolution, welcoming visitors for both reverence and admiration of its historic and artistic significance.