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Construction of the [[Cathedral of Havana|Cathedral de la Virgen Maria de la Concepcion Immaculada de la Habana]] was started in 1748 and finished in 1777. A mesmerizing example of {{Wiki|Baroque}} aesthetics, the building's obvious asymmetry and curious construction material—[[coral]] taken from the [[Atlantic Ocean|ocean]] nearby—make this one of the most unique houses of worship in the [[Earth|world]], and one of the most iconic landmarks in the [[Caribbean|West Indies]]. | Construction of the [[Cathedral of Havana|Cathedral de la Virgen Maria de la Concepcion Immaculada de la Habana]] was started in 1748 and finished in 1777. A mesmerizing example of {{Wiki|Baroque}} aesthetics, the building's obvious asymmetry and curious construction material—[[coral]] taken from the [[Atlantic Ocean|ocean]] nearby—make this one of the most unique houses of worship in the [[Earth|world]], and one of the most iconic landmarks in the [[Caribbean|West Indies]]. | ||
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Construction of the Cathedral de la Virgen Maria de la Concepcion Immaculada de la Habana was started in 1748 and finished in 1777. A mesmerizing example of Baroque aesthetics, the building's obvious asymmetry and curious construction material—coral taken from the ocean nearby—make this one of the most unique houses of worship in the world, and one of the most iconic landmarks in the West Indies.