Romanesque Transept of Nidaros Cathedral, Norway 1070

The Romanesque Transept of Nidaros Cathedral in Norway is a striking example of the architectural style that flourished in Europe from the 11th to 13th centuries. The cathedral's facade is characterized by its massive stonework, rounded arches, and intricate decorative details. The transept features a central rose window, flanked by a series of smaller windows and a towering spire. The exterior of the cathedral displays a blend of Romanesque and Gothic influences, creating a unique and impressive architectural masterpiece. The Nidaros Cathedral, built starting in 1070, is considered a significant religious and historical monument in Norway.