St. Lawrence Cathedral is a Catholic cathedral dating back to the twelfth century AD, characterized by its architecture in the style of Roman Gothic architecture, and although the cathedral has been subjected to numerous restorations that have added new architectural styles and details, it still retains the main elements of Roman architecture in it, specifically in its interior halls. The cathedral is also distinguished by its elongated sidewalks, pointed interior tombs, ornate columns, as well as a Gothic polygon nave dating from the 15th century.