 
 <prompt> Gothic cathedrals wey dey Portugal and Spain dey different from gothic cathedrals wey dey other places. <response>: The special thing about Gothic cathedrals for Iberian Peninsula na their complex space wey get different shapes wey dey lead from one to another. Dem dey wide well well, and dem dey get tall arcades wey dey on top low clerestories, wey dey give am spacious look like 'Hallenkirche of Germany, as for Church of the Batalha Monastery for Portugal. Many of the cathedrals dey completely surrounded by chapels. Like English cathedrals, each one dey diverse for style. Dis dey show for the addition of chapels and the decorative details wey dem draw from different places. Islamic architecture and, towards the end of the period, Renaissance details combined with the Gothic dey influence both decoration and form for the cathedrals. The West front, like for Leon Cathedral, dey look like French west front, but e dey wider in proportion to height and e dey get plenty different details and a mix of intricate ornament with plain surfaces. For Burgos Cathedral, dem get spires wey be like German style. The roofline dey often get pierced parapets with few pinnacles. Dem dey get towers and domes of different shapes and structural invention wey dey rise above the roof. 