Huesca Cathedral

Huesca Cathedral, located in northeastern Spain, is a stunning example of Gothic architecture with later Baroque and Renaissance influences. Built mainly between the 13th and 16th centuries, it features soaring ceilings, intricate stone carvings, and impressive stained glass windows that fill the interior with colorful light. The cathedral’s facade is ornate, and its interior houses important religious artworks and an elegant altarpiece. It serves as a central religious and historical site for the city of Huesca, blending artistic styles across eras while offering visitors a glimpse into Spain’s ecclesiastical heritage.