Santa Eulàlia Cathedral

Santa Eulàlia Cathedral, located in Barcelona, Spain, is a historic Gothic-style church dedicated to the city’s co-patron saint, Eulàlia. Built between the 13th and 15th centuries, it features impressive architecture with pointed arches, ornate facades, and flying buttresses. The cathedral's interior houses beautiful stained glass windows, chapels, and the tomb of Saint Eulàlia. It serves as a religious and cultural symbol, hosting various ceremonies and events, reflecting Barcelona’s rich history and artistic heritage. Its blend of Gothic design and historical significance makes it a notable landmark in the city.