Cathedral of La Plata

　　The Cathedral of La Plata (Cathedral of La Plata) is the largest Roman Catholic church in the Argentine city of La Plata. Built in the Neo-Gothic style, it is located in the city center, facing Moreno Square and the City Hall. Reaching a height of 367 feet, it is the tallest church in the Americas.

　　The Cathedral of La Plata was modeled after the cathedrals of Amiens and Cologne in Europe. Its foundation stone was laid in 1884. Construction was halted in the 1930s due to concerns about the stability of its foundation, leaving the spires unfinished. In the mid-1990s, the foundation was reinforced, and two bell towers, six turrets, and 200 pinnacles were completed. Bells were installed, and the exterior was clad in tiles to resemble the Nordic cathedral Uppsala Cathedral. The renovation project was completed and opened to the public in 2000.

　　Address: La Plata, Argentina