Rating
4.4/5 (based on Google user reviews)
Interesting Sites Nearby
Lugo Cathedral (0,3 km)
Domus do Mitreo (0,3 km)
Provincial Museum of Lugo (0 km)
Roman Walls of Lugo (0,2 km)
Roman Bridge of Lugo (1,2 km)
Monastery of San Xulián de Samos (36,4 km)
Mondoñedo Cathedral (49 km)
Church of San Xoán (23,1 km)
Sobrado Abbey (37,8 km)
Monastery of San Vicente do Pino (54,3 km)
Monastery of Santa María de Oseira (61,6 km)
College of Nosa Señora da Antiga (54,9 km)
Monastery of San Salvador de Villanueva (55,3 km)
Monfero Abbey (53,3 km)
User Reviews
jb garcia (12 months ago)
Church with a Latin cross layout and Gothic architecture. It was part of the convent of San Francisco. It suffered serious structural damage during the War of Independence and was used as a barracks and stable.
Church with a Latin cross layout and Gothic architecture. It was part of the convent of San Francisco. It suffered serious structural damage during the War of Independence and was used as a barracks and stable.
Lluis Higini Melero Peris (2 years ago)
This Church is located in Plaza Soledad, the building next to the church is the Provincial Museum of Lugo, it was formerly the Convent of San Francisco, we can consider this church as an old Romanesque church with colorful stained glass windows, it dates back to the 19th century. XIII. Although in the 16th century it was completely renovated in Gothic style. During the Napoleonic invasion it was looted and burned. It was declared a Historical-Artistic Monument in 1931.
This Church is located in Plaza Soledad, the building next to the church is the Provincial Museum of Lugo, it was formerly the Convent of San Francisco, we can consider this church as an old Romanesque church with colorful stained glass windows, it dates back to the 19th century. XIII. Although in the 16th century it was completely renovated in Gothic style. During the Napoleonic invasion it was looted and burned. It was declared a Historical-Artistic Monument in 1931.
jesus Garcia (2 years ago)
Beautiful Gothic style church. Its apse and the sobriety of its main altar would stand out.
Beautiful Gothic style church. Its apse and the sobriety of its main altar would stand out.
Gustavo Ruiz (2 years ago)
A beautiful church, one of those that seems built and 'furnished', so that its parishioners feel at home. The stained glass windows deserve consideration and the imagery is beautiful, without ostentation. The representation of the family, in a small chapel, in the right apse, could be improved. Captivates and moves due to its naturalness. I loved.
A beautiful church, one of those that seems built and 'furnished', so that its parishioners feel at home. The stained glass windows deserve consideration and the imagery is beautiful, without ostentation. The representation of the family, in a small chapel, in the right apse, could be improved. Captivates and moves due to its naturalness. I loved.
Diego SG (2 years ago)
The current parish temple of San Pedro was once the Franciscan conventual church. Of Gothic construction, although with parts of Romanesque tradition, its construction dates back to the end of the 14th century and the beginning of the 16th century, although tradition has it that Saint Francis founded it on his pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela in the 13th century. In 1931 it was declared a Site of Cultural Interest and the rest of the convent serves as the Provincial Museum of Lugo. Its main façade is formed by a triple pointed archivolt with geometric decoration. This set is supported by three pairs of columns (one pair much narrower than the other two) with capitals decorated with plant motifs. On its sides you can see various geometric figures engraved in the stone.
The current parish temple of San Pedro was once the Franciscan conventual church. Of Gothic construction, although with parts of Romanesque tradition, its construction dates back to the end of the 14th century and the beginning of the 16th century, although tradition has it that Saint Francis founded it on his pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela in the 13th century. In 1931 it was declared a Site of Cultural Interest and the rest of the convent serves as the Provincial Museum of Lugo. Its main façade is formed by a triple pointed archivolt with geometric decoration. This set is supported by three pairs of columns (one pair much narrower than the other two) with capitals decorated with plant motifs. On its sides you can see various geometric figures engraved in the stone.
