Tudela Cathedral

The Cathedral of Saint Mary of Tudela, located in the heart of Tudela, Navarre, Spain, is a remarkable Roman Catholic cathedral with a rich history dating back to its origins as a collegiate church in 1168. Initially constructed in Romanesque style, it features three intricately decorated portals, including the notable Portal de Santa Maria. The cathedral underwent significant Gothic renovations, with its main chapel showcasing a stunning retablo from the 15th century and a striking sculpture of the Assumption of the Virgin from 1606. Declared a national monument in 1884, the cathedral offers guided tours for visitors, allowing them to explore its architectural beauty and historical significance.