Cathedral · Soria

Colegiata de San Pedro

Today: Concatedral de San Pedro, Soria

Place: Soria
Kind: Cathedral
Built: c. 1543 to 1600
What remains: Standing
Visiting: Open to visit

The church of the former collegiate foundation, which collapsed around 1543 and was rebuilt as a five-aisle hall church with star-and-combination rib vaults. It was finished around 1575 (an inscription says 1577) and the bell tower crowned it at the end of the 16th century. The Romanesque cloister and the Plateresque south portal, from about 1520, survive, and the diocesan museum fills the old refectory; it has been a co-cathedral since 1959.

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