La Manquita

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La Manquita is the popular nickname for Málaga’s unfinished Renaissance-Baroque cathedral, famed for its single completed tower and distinctive asymmetrical silhouette.

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La Manquita canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman Catholic cathedral
cathedral
landmark
architecturalStyle Baroque
Renaissance
architecturalType cathedral
cityLandmarkStatus symbol of Málaga
constructionInterrupted due to lack of funds
constructionPeriod 16th century
17th century
18th century
constructionStart 1528
country Spain
dedicatedTo the Incarnation
denomination Roman Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
diocese Roman Catholic Diocese of Málaga
function seat of the Bishop of Málaga
governingBody Roman Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
hasAlternativeName Cathedral of the Incarnation of Málaga
linked to: Málaga Cathedral
hasChapels multiple side chapels
hasCloister no traditional medieval cloister
hasFacadeStyle Baroque
hasInteriorStyle Renaissance
hasName Cathedral of Málaga
linked to: Málaga Cathedral
hasNaveCount 3 naves
hasNickname Catedral de Málaga
linked to: Málaga Cathedral
hasOrgan historic pipe organs
hasPlanType Latin cross plan
hasStyleCombination Gothic-Renaissance-Baroque elements
hasTowerCount 1 completed tower
1 unfinished tower
heritageDesignation Bien de Interés Cultural
heritageDesignationCountry Spain
locatedIn Andalusia
Málaga
historic centre of Málaga
material stone
nicknameMeaning the One-Armed Lady
notableFeature asymmetrical façade
single completed tower
unfinished second tower
region southern Spain
roofType vaulted ceilings
status unfinished
tourismImportance major tourist attraction in Málaga
visibleFrom Málaga harbour
linked to: Port of Málaga

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Málaga Cathedral nickname La Manquita
the One-Armed Lady localName La Manquita