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Sergio Fernández Bueno (2 years ago)
Pre-Romanesque temple built in the times of Alfonso II, with three naves. The bell tower is much later, dating from the reconstruction of the temple after the Civil War. On the outside there are elements of the Asturian pre-Romanesque, the triforated window or the lattices. I haven't seen it inside.
Pre-Romanesque temple built in the times of Alfonso II, with three naves. The bell tower is much later, dating from the reconstruction of the temple after the Civil War. On the outside there are elements of the Asturian pre-Romanesque, the triforated window or the lattices. I haven't seen it inside.
Pisadiel (2 years ago)
Asturian pre-Romanesque church (9th century), attributed to the master Tioda, when King Alfonso II of Asturies (791-842), located next to the Nora river, in Les Regueres. Very similar to Bendones and Santullano, from the same period, with a basilica plan, three naves separated by arches with a wooden roof and three apses - a straight tripartite head - with a vaulted roof - which are reflected by 6 buttresses on the outside. Pictorial remains. Burned in the Civil War (1936), it was rebuilt (1964) by the architect Luis Menéndez-Pidal. National Monument (1931). World Heritage Site (1985).
Asturian pre-Romanesque church (9th century), attributed to the master Tioda, when King Alfonso II of Asturies (791-842), located next to the Nora river, in Les Regueres. Very similar to Bendones and Santullano, from the same period, with a basilica plan, three naves separated by arches with a wooden roof and three apses - a straight tripartite head - with a vaulted roof - which are reflected by 6 buttresses on the outside. Pictorial remains. Burned in the Civil War (1936), it was rebuilt (1964) by the architect Luis Menéndez-Pidal. National Monument (1931). World Heritage Site (1985).
Giulia Maffucci (2 years ago)
Just a suggestion about how to visit the church: the phone number you can find in internet belongs to an old lady that often doesnt answer. You should call the "ayuntamiento" of the church to have the number of the lady having the church key. This lady lives just behind the church (there is a rock wall with a wooden door), so you can also try to go there and bell her door (as we did) and if you're lucky, she's there.
Just a suggestion about how to visit the church: the phone number you can find in internet belongs to an old lady that often doesnt answer. You should call the "ayuntamiento" of the church to have the number of the lady having the church key. This lady lives just behind the church (there is a rock wall with a wooden door), so you can also try to go there and bell her door (as we did) and if you're lucky, she's there.
Teresa (2 years ago)
Very nice, it is worth stopping, pre-Romanesque church from the 10th century, destroyed during the civil war and rebuilt in the 60-70s, it is worth it
Very nice, it is worth stopping, pre-Romanesque church from the 10th century, destroyed during the civil war and rebuilt in the 60-70s, it is worth it
