First constructed in the 13th century, the Co-Cathedral of Guadalajara that stands in front of you today is a work of renovation from the 17th century. The cathedral showcases the Mudejar style of architecture and has a lovely altar as its prime feature. While the main facade has a doorway along with Renaissance columns and capitals, the other doorways have horseshoe arches. The cathedral also has a tower with masonry built in bricks. Once you step inside the cathedral, you will come across fascinating alabaster pulpit and a few tombs.