The Cathedral of Saint Mary in Girona, Spain has the widest Gothic nave in the world and construction began in the 11th century in the Romanesque style and continued in the Gothic style. The cloister dates back to the 11th century Romanesque period and features columns with carved capitals depicting figures, animals, and plants. The bell tower was started in 1590 and has an octagonal shape and contains seven bells.

1. Girona’s Cathedral
The Roman Catholic Cathedral of Saint Mary
is in Girona, Catalonia, Spain.
It's the widest Gothic nave in the world and
the second widest overall after that of St.
Peter’s Basilica.
Its construction was first started in 11 th
century in Romanesque style, continued in
othic style and finished in the 18 th century.

2. The cloister is Romanesque style. It has a series of
columns with sculpted capitals. The capitals depict
fantastic figures and animals, and vegetable motifs.

3. It’s romanesque style. It’s from the eleventh century. Its
name is from a medieval Catalan king.

4. It’s a baroque façade from 1606.
There are sculptures to decorate.
There’s a beautiful rose window.
It’s so nice.

5. The bell tower was
started in 1590. It
has an octogonal
plan and it has seven
bells .

6. The door of the Apostles is a
gothic door. It is from the
14th century. Originally it
had got twelve statues but
because of the war in 1936,
ten estatues were lost.

7. ﾺ
The museum is next to the cathedral,
inside it, there are a lot of valuable
relics.

8. A presentation by Sergi, Fausto
and Roger