Cathedral of María Inmaculada of Vitoria

The Cathedral of María Inmaculada extends across five naves with a Latin cross layout, featuring rib vaults and a prominent triforium through the central nave.

Construction of the cathedral started in 1907 on the former Convento de las Brígidas site, with work interrupted during the Spanish Civil War until 1946.

The cathedral functions as a significant point along the Camino del Interior pilgrimage route, connecting spiritual locations throughout northern Spain.

Located at Calle Magdalena 1 in Vitoria-Gasteiz, the cathedral maintains regular hours and provides guided tours through its Gothic Revival architecture.

The structure stands as Spain's second-largest church after Seville Cathedral, with dimensions of 118 meters in length and 62 meters in width.

Location: Vitoria-Gasteiz

Inception: 1907

Architectural style: Gothic Revival

Part of: Camino del Interior

GPS coordinates: 42.84530,-2.67694

Latest update: March 4, 2025 10:06