Fully reflects the changes in religious worship over the times

Andalucia Tour ~ Jaén (Region) It was built on the foundations of a Roman temple, later became a mosque, and converted to Christianity during the reign of Ferdinand III at the initiative of Saint Isidoro. The church has undergone numerous transformations and features elements from different periods, although its dominant features today are those of the Renaissance. The first two sections of the sanctuary have Gothic columns and cross vaults. There are two doors on the outside: the Gothic-style Perdón Gate and the Moorish-style Luna Gate. Notable features include the Renaissance grille of the Sagrario Chapel, the old choir stalls and the grille of the sacristy, the last of which is in Gothic style. The cloister is also in Gothic style, with three Mudejar chapels and one Gothic chapel. The Golden Chapel is the most important of the cathedrals and is in Renaissance style with clear Italian influences. #2024TravelReview #SpainTravel #Andalucia