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Altar in the New Cathedral, Salamanca, Spain Royalty Free Stock Photo

Main Altar at New Cathedral of Salamanca Interior - Salamanca, Spain Royalty Free Stock Photo

Salamanca, Spain - September 8, 2017: Main altar of Salamanca Old Cathedral, Community of Castile and LeÃÂ³n, Spain. City Declared Royalty Free Stock Photo

Salamanca, Spain - September 8, 2017: Corus of Salamanca New Cathedral, Community of Castile and LeÃÂ³n, Spain. City Declared a Royalty Free Stock Photo

Altar in the New Cathedral, Salamanca, Spain

Aerial view of Salamanca Old and new Cathedral, Community of Castile and Leon, Spain. City Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site Royalty Free Stock Photo

view of the altar piece and altar in the central nave of the New Cathedral of Salamanca Royalty Free Stock Photo

Salamanca, Spain - September 8, 2017: Interior view of dome of Salamanca New Cathedral, Community of Castile and LeÃÂ³n, Spain. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Salamanca, Spain - September 8, 2017: Interior view of Salamanca New Cathedral, Community of Castile and LeÃÂ³n, Spain. Declared a Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin, popularly called the New Cathedral, is, together with the Old Cathedral, one of the two cathedrals in the city of Salamanca, in Spain. The new cathedral was built, continuing with the late Gothic of its origins, between the sixteenth and eighteenth centuries, although at the end of the sixteenth the head, designed with a Gothic ambulatory, was changed to a flat one and during the eighteenth two elements were added that they broke in a striking way with the predominant style of the temple: a baroque dome over the transept and the upper sections of the bell tower.