File:'Almudena kathedraal' Madrid (16194396418).jpg
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Kathedraal "Santa Maria la Real de la Almudena. De kathedraal -gelegen tegenover het koninklijk paleis- schijnt gebouwd te zijn op de plek waar begin Middeleeuwen een moskee stond, die in 1083 werd vernield toen Alfonso VI Madrid heroverde. De bouw van de kathedraal begon in 1879. In 1993 was de kerk gereed. Bron: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Almudena_Cathedral |
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