Cathedral · Spain · Still standing
Cathedral Basilica of the Virgin of Incarnation
Iglesia Catedral de la Encarnación
The Cathedral Basilica of the Incarnation (Catedral de Málaga) is a Renaissance-style Roman Catholic cathedral on a rectangular plan with a wide central nave and two aisles. Construction began in 1528 and the building reached its most complete form by 1782, although the south tower was left unfinished. The complex includes a Baroque principal façade, a tall north bell tower, an ambulatory with chapels, cathedral gardens and the adjoining Church of the Sagrario.
First raised
1528
Its prime
1782
Today
Still standing
As it stood in 1782
What Cathedral Basilica of the Virgin of Incarnation looked like in its prime.
A massive rectangular Renaissance basilica in warm honey-coloured ashlar, its wide central nave matching the aisles in height. Low terracotta-tiled vault domes and a broad polylobed apse with triple lower arches and round windows form the roofline. A completed north bell-tower rises as a multi-stage stone campanile with a triple-arched belfry; the south tower is an unfinished stump. The two-level Baroque façade shows three arched portals with marble columns and carved medallions; the cathedral sits amid dense low-rise Andalusian streets and small cathedral gardens.
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12 places to explore in 1782.
The record describes 12 distinct spots at Cathedral Basilica of the Virgin of Incarnation, including 5 interiors: central nave toward the apse (interior), high altar and crossing (interior), choir (coro) with carved wooden stalls (interior) and more. Create your own photoreal reconstruction and explore every one, more scenes means more photos, more angles and more of the immersive experience.
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