Malaga Cathedral

The city's church building took over 150 years to assemble, as is a sort of melange of renaissance and ornate styles.

The exterior for instance was one of the last parts to be finished and is appropriately excellent, with curves, segments pillasters and stone reliefs delineating holy people.

The building resembles the Spanish religious art. The church building's north pinnacle is 84 meters-tall, second just in Andalusia to La Giralda in Seville.

There should be a South Tower, however rather the assets for this were occupied to enable America to pick up autonomy from the British.