La Seu Vella, Lleida, Former cathedral in Spain
La Seu Vella is a grand Romanesque-Gothic edifice on a hill in Lleida.
Construction of La Seu Vella began in 1203, marking the presence of Christian influence.
The structure has served various purposes, including a cathedral and military barracks.
It's now recognized as a Cultural Asset of National Interest.
Characterized by its octagonal bell tower and stunning panoramic views.
Location: Lleida
Inception: 1203
Architect: Pere de Coma
Architectural style: Romanesque architecture
Website: turoseuvella.cat
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