The Cathedral of San Pedro de Vic, officially Cathedral of San Pedro Apostle, is located in the province of Barcelona (Spain). It is a religious temple and headquarters of the diocese of the town of the same name. It is characterized because it covers a large part of European architectural history in its different styles, from the Romanesque to the Neoclassical, passing through the full Gothic, the late and the Baroque.
The initial cathedral was built during the episcopate of Abbot Oliba, bishop of Vic (1018 and 1046) in Romanesque style, being consecrated in 1038 by Archbishop Wifred of Narbonne. The bell tower and the crypt are preserved from this stage, whose capitals belong to a previous temple.
The cloister dates back to the 14th century, highlighting the columns and capitals, in a marked Gothic style. The main altarpiece also belongs to this style, although it is later Gothic, dating from the 15th century. Already in the baroque the chapel of San Bernardo is included.