Almudena Cathedral
Tribute to Madrid's patron saint
The Cathedral was a tribute to Madrid's patron saint the Virgin of Almudena concieved in the 16th Century but it wasn't built until the late 19th Century. It was designed in the gothic revival style by the Marquis de Cubas.
Address
Calle Bailn
Madrid,
Comunidad de Madrid
28013
Near: Metro Opera
Hours
Daily 9am—9pm
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It's very beautiful church
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A stirring visit, remarkable inside
This is one of the most beautiful Cathedrals we've visited over the years, made my hairs stand up, you could feel the power inside. Every view was magnificent. Truly a must visit while in Madrid. Next to the Palace Real. Take Opera Metro or walk from Plaza Espana metro on Gran Via.