is 90 meters long, 30 meters high, and 29 meters wide. Divided in three naves, from the entrance to the transept, and in five names from the transept to the main altar. The cathedral shows macrocephaly, that is a roof larger than usual (the width of the transept in this case), which takes away some depth and perspective but instead provides more space for worshippers; being on the Way of Saint James, its influx is greater than other churches. The naves of the León Cathedral are covered with quadripartite rib vaults in rectangular sections. The transept is built with a quadripartite vault, which replaced the Baroque dome of the 17th century in the work undertaken at the end of the 19th century to be consistent with the rest of the construction. It has 125 windows, with 1800 meters² of polychrome stained glass of medieval origin, being considered one of the best in the world of its kind. Of them stands out the large central rose window located in the central portico, between the two spire towers, as well as those of the Main Chapel, the north transept, and the Chapel of Santiago. A. Capilla Mayor B. Choir C. Crossing D. Tombs E. Nave F. Towers G. Cloisters Bibliography In Spanish Ricardo Puente, La Catedral de Santa María de León. León, Imprenta Moderna. Editor Ricardo Puente. Luis A. Grau Lobo, La Catedral de León. León, Editorial Everest. José Javier Rivera Blanco, Las Catedrales de Castilla y León (parte correspondiente a la catedral de León). León, Editorial Edilesa. Juan Eloy Díaz-Jiménez, Catedral de León. El retablo. Madrid, Tipografía de la Revista de Archivos, Bibliotecas y Museos, 1907. Inventa Multimedia, La Catedral de León. Exposición: El sueño de la razón.. Avilés, Inventa multimedia, S.L., 2001. web del proyecto In English External links InFocus: León Cathedral (León, Spain) at HitchHikers Handbook Official Site of León Cathedral Webcam of León Cathedral References León Buildings and structures in León, Spain Gothic architecture in León, Spain 13th-century Roman Catholic church buildings in Spain Churches completed in 1302