Barcelona Cathedral is located in Spain.
The cathedral, formally the Metropolitan Cathedral Basilica of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia, stands in Barcelona, the capital of Catalonia. Barcelona is in northeastern Spain, on the Mediterranean coast, making Spain the country-level answer to the question.
The present Gothic cathedral began construction in 1298 on the site of earlier Christian churches. Its main construction took place during the 13th through 15th centuries, while the elaborate neo-Gothic west façade and central dome were completed much later, in 1913.
Barcelona Cathedral is dedicated to the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia, one of Barcelona’s patron saints. It is often confused with the nearby Sagrada Família, Antoni Gaudí’s famous basilica. Both are in Barcelona, Spain, but Barcelona Cathedral is a separate historic church known for its Catalan Gothic architecture and cloister.