What you'll hear inside Cuenca Cathedral:

• 1
  Triforium

  Cuenca's cathedral triforium is a vaulted gallery running at mid-height between the naves, unique in Spain for its Anglo-Norman character.

• 2
  Chapter House

  The Sala Capitular forms part of Cuenca's cathedral and dates from the early 16th century.

• 3
  Charity Patio

  The Patio de la Limosna is an open-air courtyard adjoining Cuenca's Cathedral of Santa María and San Julián, accessed through the Arco de Jamete and the cloister.

• 4
  Renaissance Cloister

  Cuenca Cathedral's Renaissance cloister is a distinctive space adjoining the cathedral complex, accessed through the celebrated Arco de Jamete.

• 5
  Jamete Arch

  The Arco de Jamete is the monumental gateway to Cuenca Cathedral's cloister, set into the left transept arm.

• 6
  Choir with Neoclassical Stalls

  The choir occupies the central part of the temple and houses nearly fifty neoclassical wooden chairs, intricately carved with considerable skill.

• 7
  Chapel of the Knights

  The Capilla de los Caballeros, also known as the Capilla de los Albornoz, is one of the Cathedral of Cuenca's most impressive spaces, situated on the Gospel side of the ambulatory.

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  Sagrario Chapel

  The Sagrario Chapel is a distinctive interior space within Cuenca's Cathedral of Santa María and San Julián, built during the 17th century.