Córdoba Cathedral
Introduction
Córdoba Cathedral stands on one side of Plaza San Martín and is one of Argentina's oldest Catholic churches. Construction began in the late 16th century and took more than two centuries and the hands of several architects to complete, blending Renaissance, Baroque and local craftsmanship into a distinctive style. Its massive stone façade, dome and bell tower are solemn and imposing, crowned with angel statues of local character; the richly decorated interior features frescoed domes and walls and a resplendent gilded altar. As the city's religious center and landmark, it is both a place of faith and an important stop for understanding Córdoba's colonial architecture.
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FAQ
Any practical tips for visiting Córdoba Cathedral?
Look for the locally styled angel statues atop the tower, a distinctive detail of this church. The interior frescoes and gilded altar are exquisite; take time to appreciate them.

