Canterbury Cathedral

Gothic cathedral in England (circa 1070–1538 CE), a major Christian pilgrimage site.

Core Features

• Built with stone.
• Includes stained glass.

Architectural Connections

• Medieval European: Regional tradition.
• Religious: Sacred space.

Related Elements & Structures

Durham Cathedral (related site), Nave (element), Medieval (period)

Record

Completed: c. 1070 CE–1538 CE

Location: England

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