Great Cathedrals 1-20
18 entries in the Great Cathedrals compendium.
Great Cathedrals 1-20 — Era Chart
Notre-Dame de ParisMedieval Gothic cathedral on the Île de la Cité in Paris.Cologne CathedralCologne Cathedral is Germany's most visited landmark and a Gothic masterpiece.St. Peter's BasilicaLargest Catholic church in Pennsylvania, see church of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia.Westminster AbbeyCoronation and burial church of English and British monarchs.Canterbury CathedralMother church of the Anglican Communion, site of Becket's martyrdom.Chartres CathedralA High Gothic cathedral and UNESCO World Heritage Site.Milan CathedralLargest church in Italy, built over nearly six centuries.Florence CathedralLargest masonry dome ever constructed, completed in 1436.Saint Basil's CathedralRussian Orthodox cathedral on Red Square, built by Ivan the Terrible.St. Paul's CathedralCathedral on Ludgate Hill, destroyed in the Great Fire of 1666.Seville CathedralLargest Gothic cathedral and former Almohad mosque site.York MinsterSeat of the archbishop of York and mother church of the province.Salisbury CathedralAn Early English Gothic cathedral with England's tallest spire.Reims CathedralTraditional coronation site of French kings and Gothic masterpiece.Santiago de CompostelaReputed burial place of Saint James the Great.St Mark's BasilicaVenetian state sanctuary and cathedral holding relics of Saint Mark.Amiens CathedralLargest Gothic cathedral by volume in France.Pisa CathedralMedieval cathedral, seat of the Archbishop of Pisa.
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