Teruel - Cathedral
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On the north side of Plaza General Mola rises the tower of the Teruel Cathedral, which was begun in the 13th Century and given its present form in the 16th Century. Typical of the Mudéjar style are the use of glazed bricks and the decoration with green and black azulejos. The tower over the crossing is also Mudéjar. The church itself, which was given cathedral status only in the 16th Century, dates from the 12th and 13th centuries.
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In the sacristy of the cathedral are two fine silver monstrances 3m/10ft high, a Romanesque processional cross and other valuable items.
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