Cathedral of Santa Maria

The interiors of this church was quite interesting. But what made it worth paying the entry fee was the view from the tower. Absolutely stunning view on the old town.

The cathedral was smaller than we thought. It has features that are very similar to those in Salamanca. The tower ‘views’ are underwhelming since they have installed iron gates that impede you from reaching the wall.

First Catholic church that I would need to pay to be able to enter. Most cities are now making even museums entry free to attract more tourists. This looks more of a local church, for local people (that have pesetas)

Small cathedral that punches above its weight. Wonderful Gothic vaults and a unique alter piece. The climb up the tower is worth it for the great views over Caceres. It also features a nice museum with an impressive array of pieces of religious art. Keep an eye on the floor, which contains many grave markers of past church benefactors.

This beautiful 15th century, gothic Santa Maria Co-Cathedral in Caceres has an impressive Renaissance altarpiece in cedar wood by Roque Balduque.

A beautiful cathedral church. Reasonable €4 to enter but you do get audio guide and access to the bell tower for that, where you can ring a bell!

The local cathedral in Cáceres also known as Santa Iglesia Concatedral de Santa Maria was closed when I went to visit (August lunchtime). Nevertheless, the simplicity of its Gothic exterior adorned with gargoyles, was a joy to admire. Construction on the cathedral began in the 13th century and was completed in the 16th.

A bit pricy on the $7 entrance fee. The interior was magnificent! The view on the top of tower was well worth the climb. Would like to show my appreciation to Andrea who was very helpful and friendly.