Cathedral · Vic

Catedral de San Pedro

Today: Catedral de San Pedro de Vic, Vic

Place: Vic
Kind: Cathedral
Built: 1781 to 1803
What remains: Standing
Visiting: Open to visit

The Neoclassical cathedral that Josep Moretó i Codina built between 1781 and 1803 on the site of the Romanesque one, of which the crypt and the bell tower of the 11th century survive; the round church of Santa Maria, which stood in front, was pulled down in 1787. The Josep Maria Sert paintings seen today date from 1939 to 1945, since those of 1930 burned in 1936, and the cathedral reopened in 1945. It can be visited.

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