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Palma Cathedral Catedral de Santa María de Palma de Mallorca
"La Seu" Cathedral of Palma
Religion
Affiliation
Roman Catholic
Location
Location
Palma, Spain
Architecture
Type
Church
Style
Gothic
Groundbreaking
1229
Completed
1601
Specifications
Direction of façade
North-West
Length
121m
Width
40m
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