Palencia Cathedral

Palencia Cathedral is a Roman Catholic church placed in Palencia, Spain. It is devoted to Saint Antoninus of Pamiers. The cathedral become constructed from 1172 to 1504 stands over a low vaulted Visigothic crypt. It is a huge Gothic building, popularly dubbed as "The unknown splendor" as it is not as properly referred to as different Spanish cathedrals, though it is a precious building which has in its interior a massive range of works of art of fantastic cost.
Its extra than 130 metres long, 42 metres high and 50 metres huge at the centre, making it one among the largest cathedrals in Spain and Europe. Just through manner of comparison, the internal length of the Cathedral of Reims reaches 138m; in turn, the peak of the important nave reaches 33m in Notre Dame de Paris; in Reims it's far 38m, 42m in Notre-Dame d'Amiens and 48m in Beauvais Cathedral, the very best of all Gothic cathedrals.
Its outdoors stable, simple and austere, does no longer reflect the grandeur of its indoors, with more than 20 chapels of extraordinary inventive and historic hobby. The maximum recognizable feature at the outdoor is the tower, slim however a little rough in its Gothic style. Recent research and excavations display that it become a army tower, and after serving this feature, pinnacles and cattail have been delivered as the sole ornament.