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Cathedral Santiago de Compostela Open?

Bugsy1971

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Time of past OR future Camino
Sat 11th June 2023 due to finish
Is the Cathedral open at present? I saw somewhere that it was closed for renovations
 
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There is a special invitation-only mass at 11am today for the installation of the new archbishop. The cathedral will be closed to visitors for a few hours between 9am and 1pm because of that. But otherwise it is open normally.
 
There is a special invitation-only mass at 11am today for the installation of the new archbishop. The cathedral will be closed to visitors for a few hours between 9am and 1pm because of that. But otherwise it is open normally.
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It was closed for renovations for a time before the holy year of 2021.
Was it closed, or were parts of it closed to the public during that time as the renovations were underway in those areas? I ask because I find the notion that a cathedral would close completely rather strange.
 
Was it closed, or were parts of it closed to the public during that time as the renovations were underway in those areas? I ask because I find the notion that a cathedral would close completely rather strange.
I think that there was very limited access to one of the side chapels for very infrequent services. Other than that public access to the building was not allowed for many months and the regular cathedral services took place in a nearby church instead.
 
Was it closed, or were parts of it closed to the public during that time as the renovations were underway in those areas? I ask because I find the notion that a cathedral would close completely rather strange.
You are correct. I didn't go into detail.
 
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Was it closed, or were parts of it closed to the public during that time as the renovations were underway in those areas? I ask because I find the notion that a cathedral would close completely rather strange.

It was an experience to walk inside the room with huge sheets of plastic and walls stripped bare of ornaments, sounds of handtools....
 

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