Architects Carles Brull and Andreu Alfonso led the project, which successfully restored over 500 decorative and structural pieces, including gargoyles and stained glass windows. The intervention also completed the battlements originally planned in the 14th century, effectively stopping water from damaging the basilica's interior.
“"We are finishing in the 21st century a work that began seven centuries ago and, for unknown reasons, was never completed."
The 552,742 euro investment was funded by the Ministry of Housing and the Diputació de Tarragona. Visitors will soon be able to explore the high galleries of the cathedral, which Mossèn Cardona described as an 'extraordinary jewel' of gothic art, featuring intricate carvings of human and mythical figures.
