In the Cloister of the Cathedral

The cloister of the Cathedral was built in the 14th and 15th century.  It has a wide variety of side-chapels, a central garden, the Fountain of St. George, and thirteen geese: a reminder that St. Eulalia was martyred at age 13.  The cloister is beautiful and calm.  Let me retrace my steps.

The Fountain of St. George:

Geese and a frog:

This is the side-chapel of St. Rita in the cloister:

This is the side-chapel of the Holy Christ of Empara and St. Jude Thaddeus in the cloister:

The is the sign for The Pieta de Despla in the Museum-Chapter House.  I was not allowed to take any further photographs in the Museum-Chapter House!  Rats.

This is the side-chapel of the Souls of Purgatory:

Candle lit before the side chapel of St. Theresa of Jesus, St. George and St. James:

St. Theresa of Jesus:

St. George (patron saint of Catalonia):

St. James (patron saint of Spain):