Cathedral of Our Lady of Tortosa, Syria by Romanesque Architecture

Cathedral of Our Lady of Tortosa, Syria 1150

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The Cathedral of Our Lady of Tortosa, built in 1150, stands as a testament to the Romanesque architectural style prevalent in the 12th century. Characterized by its robust stone construction, rounded arches, and simple yet elegant design, this building reflects the architectural trends of its time. Though now in ruins, the cathedral's facade still showcases its original grandeur, with its iconic arched windows and a bell tower that once marked its presence in the Syrian landscape.