Ceuta - Cathedral

At the south end of the Plaza de Africa in Ceuta is the twin-towered Cathedral (1729), with a Neoclassical facade and a black marble doorway. This occupies the site of the former Great Mosque, which was converted to Christian use in 1432. The interior has wall paintings of New Testament scenes. In the nave, under handsome grave slabs, are the tombs of bishops of Ceuta.