Porto Cathedral (Se Catedral)

"Part of the twin towers, the rose window, the naves, and the vestry are elements of the original 13th-century structure." Full review

"When you enter the two-story, 14th-century cloisters... the building comes to life." Full review

"From Praça da Ribeira rises a tangle of medieval alleys and stairways that eventually reach the hulking, hilltop fortress of the cathedral." Full review

"This huge cathedral was originally Romanesque but is now an impressive blend of styles. The delicate Renaissance stone tracery on the roof is particularly eye-catching. " Full review

"The chapel of the Holy Sacrament, which opens off the left arm of the transept, has a very attractive altar with a retable in sculpted silver." Full review

"Porto Cathedral is located in the historical center of the city of Porto, Portugal, is one of the city's oldest monuments, and one of the most important Romanesque monuments in Portugal." Full review

"If you are looking for a great view over the city, consider visiting Porto Cathedral, or Sé do Porto." Full review

"Built in the 12th and 13th centuries, it is classified as a national monument. Even if you’re not particularly interested in religious architecture, it is an imposing building." Full review

"The fortress-like church is the largest in the city and one of Porto's oldest monuments; it's flanked by twin towers and has a rather plain stone facade." Full review

"Basically Romanesque style, it's now a monument to changing architectural tastes. Part of the twin towers, the rose window, the naves and the vestry are elements of the original 13th-century structure" Full review