Santa Eulàlia (of Barcelona)

Santa Eulàlia of Barcelona is a historic church and cultural monument that dates back to the 13th century, located in the Gothic Quarter. Named after the city's co-patron saint, the Basilica of Santa Eulàlia features Gothic architecture with beautiful stained glass and intricate sculptures. It plays a significant role in Barcelona's religious and cultural history, hosting traditional festivals and events. The church is also notable for its crypt and museum, which offer insights into medieval religious practices and local traditions. Santa Eulàlia stands as a symbol of Barcelona's rich heritage and religious heritage, attracting visitors interested in history, architecture, and local culture.