Valladolid Cathedral

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by Fernando Pascullo

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Valladolid Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Holy Assumption, is a prominent landmark in Valladolid, Spain. Constructed in a Renaissance style, the cathedral's design was conceived by the renowned architect Juan de Herrera, who also designed the Escorial. Construction began in the late 16th century but was never fully completed due to various economic and political challenges. Despite this, the cathedral boasts a grand façade and an impressive interior, housing notable artworks and religious artifacts.

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