Leon Cathedral

Santa Clause María de León Cathedral which is additionally known by the name of the House of Light or the Pulchra Leonina is sorted out in the city of León in north-western Spain. It relied upon the site of past Roman showers of the second century which, following 800 years, ruler Ordoño II changed over into a renowned living course of action. The standard façade has two towers. Celebrated among local people and furthermore known by the southern peak is known is the 'clock tower'. The Renaissance retrochoir contains alabaster figures by Jusquin, Copin of Holland and Juan de Malinas. Especially essential is the Plateresque iron grillwork screen or reja in the divider behind the tomb of King Ordoño.

It has three passages enhanced with models organized in the pointed bends between the two towers. The central region has a far reaching rose window. Particularly phenomenal is the photo of the Virgen Blanca and the Locus Appellatione, where value was allowed.