Sé Cathedral of Viseu

Viseu Cathedral is in the Adro da Sé, opposite the Church of Mercy. It dates from the 13th and 14th centuries. It's in the Romanesque-Gothic style, although its building was delayed several centuries. The highlight of the façade are six niches that house stone sculptures of the four evangelists, Saint Teotonio, who is patron saint of the city, and Saint Maria Assunção, the patron saint of the Cathedral. It is topped with two towers, one on each side: the Torre dos Sinos on the left and the Clock Tower on the right. But the best is inside. It has three naves. They are separated by pillars with robust columns, which are covered by an original ribbed vault in which one can see the insignia of kings and bishops.