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cattedrale di Valencia

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cattedrale di Valencia

Originally the site of a Roman temple, later a Visigothic cathedral, and then a Moorish grand mosque, it is now the seat of the archbishropic of Valencia. The current Gothic structure was begun in 1262 and remodeled numerous times, resulting in a structure with elements from three distinct architect

ural periods. Especially notable are the ''Puerta de los Apóstoles'' from the 14th century, and the ''Puerta del Palau'', the oldest doorway of the cathedral, which is Romanesque with Moorish influences.

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