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Apr 17, 832
St Marks Basilica
Completely finished by 1117. Is known for its gold glass tesserae mosaics that cover the interior of the building. -
May 6, 1066
Westminister Abbey
Final resting place for over 17 monarchs. Still serves as a church for regular worship. -
Feb 2, 1144
Basilica of St Denis
St denis converted native pagans to christianity and soon was apointed first bishop of paris -
Dec 17, 1147
Lisbon Cathedral
Is the oldest church is lisboa and is a mix of different architectural styles. -
Oct 17, 1174
Canterbury Cathedral
Famous for its stained glass windows. Much was destroyed during air raids of world war II. -
Mar 3, 1194
Reims Cathedral
begun in 1194 and destroyed by fire in 1210 and took 80 more years to complete. 25 coronations from King Loui to King Charles -
Aug 17, 1237
Lincoln Cathedral
Connected to Margaret Thatcher who is known as one of the finest prime ministers of Great Britain. -
Apr 4, 1248
Cologne Cathedral
constructed in 1248 and completed in 1880 and is located in Germany. -
Apr 26, 1248
Sainte-Chapelle
Damaged during the french revolution then repaired back to its glory in the 19th century. Very famous for its stained glass building. -
Jan 1, 1250
Chartres Cathedral
Also known as Cathedral of our lady Chartres. Medieval Catholic Cathedral of Latin Church -
Jul 17, 1258
Salisbury Cathedral
Started in 1220 this cathedral only took 38 years to complete. Place of prayer and worship and has tallest church spire in the united kingdom -
Apr 27, 1401
Seville Cathedral
This particular cathedral was built to portray the cities wealth. Also knows as one of the twelve treasures of spain. -
Apr 17, 1436
Florence Cathedral
started in 1296 the Florence Cathedral in Italy has the Largest brick dome every constructed. Engineered by Brunelleschi -
Apr 17, 1448
Barcelona Cathedral
Constructed in 1298 this is a mostly gothic cathedral Located in spain. dedicated to Santa Eulalia -
Milan Cathedral
Started in 1386. Took over 582 years to complete! 2nd largest cathedral in the wold by volume and area.
