This cathedral was constructed in the 1960s. It has a bold, innovative design, noted for its parabolic concrete roof and a centrally located high altar. The cathedral is open only for mass (normally at 6pm weekdays, with more services on Sunday), so plan accordingly.
Catedral de Barquisimeto
Venezuela
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