Truro Cathedral is one of the three major cathedrals in England.

1. Truro Cathedral, located in the city of Truro in the southwestern county of Cornwall, England, is the cathedral church of the Church of England Diocese of Cornwall. The history of this cathedral dates back to the late 19th century. 2. Its architectural style is Gothic Revival, and it is a famous local landmark. The history of Truro Cathedral began in the 1870s when it was decided to build a new cathedral in Truro to replace the original St. Michael's Church. 3. In 1880, construction of the new cathedral began, designed by architect John Loughborough Pearson. Pearson adopted the then-popular Gothic Revival style, drawing inspiration from medieval Gothic architecture. The construction of the cathedral took 30 years and was not completed until 1910. 4. Truro Cathedral is characterized by its grand scale and intricate Gothic architectural details. The total height of the cathedral reaches 76 meters, and its spire and pinnacles are visible from all directions in the city. It is one of only three cathedrals in England with three spires. 5. The cathedral has a cruciform plan, with a wide nave and aisles on both sides. The nave's vault is composed of exquisite ribbed vaults, and the aisles have a series of small chapels. The cathedral's windows are made of stained glass, depicting various religious scenes and patterns. 6. The walls and dome of the cathedral are covered with exquisite mosaics and sculptural decorations. The decorations around the altar and sanctuary are particularly exquisite, using marble and mosaics of various colors. The cathedral also houses a large pipe organ, renowned for its magnificent sound, which is truly spectacular.