Ávila Cathedral (Catedral de Ávila)

Ávila Cathedral, said to be the first Gothic cathedral ever built in Spain, stands as a grand and unspoiled example of Roman Catholic architecture. Constructed to integrate seamlessly with the city’s fortified walls, it bears a striking resemblance to a castle, which has contributed to its survival through centuries of conflict. Inside, visitors can admire an array of artworks and 15th-century stained glass windows, adding to the cathedral’s historical and artistic significance. The cathedral’s robust stone structure and intricate details offer a vivid glimpse into medieval Spanish craftsmanship.