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Cathedrals are very large churches. Their appearance depends on when and where they were built. Usually they were stone, but some were brick. Many were highly decorated, but some were relatively undecorated. In general they were very big, and many were positively huge.
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What function did cathedrals serve in middle ages?
Cathedrals were churches. eberything in them was symbolic even the rain gutters
Why do people don't build cathedrals today?
It is very expensive to build something like a Cathedral. Some have been built like Grace Cathedral in Los Angles and the Cathedral in Washington DC. Modern cathedrals have been built in Houston TX, Liverpool England, Coventry England, and in Spain.
What effect did merchant families have on the Renaissance in Italian cities?
They brought in goods and became wealthy so in turn could support the building of cathedrals and give commissions to men like da Vinci.
Where is the St. Patrick Cathedral?
there are several cathedrals dedicated to St Patrick in Ireland - the oldest is in Dublin but there are also 2 in Armagh
What do you call churches built in the middle ages?
Cathedrals
