The Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia, or commonly known as Barcelona Cathedral, is a grand Gothic cathedral located in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain and the seat of Archdiocese of Barcelona. Dating back to the 13th century it has a fascinating history filled with legends, stories and miracles, all symbolized by its architecture and hidden treasures. Its unique design contains two soaring towers, an impressive chevet of nine radiating chapels, majestic cloister, and an underground crypt believed to house the tomb of Saint Eulalia. Inside visitors will discover breathtaking stained glass windows, works of art, and intricate carvings allured with a feeling of mystery and awe.