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Laura Carbajales Diaz (6 months ago)
Highly recommended, make the visit with Eco museum La ponte, Viloleta the excellent guide, and the Church very interesting and unique.
Highly recommended, make the visit with Eco museum La ponte, Viloleta the excellent guide, and the Church very interesting and unique.
Olga S (6 months ago)
Pre-romanesque church, reconstructed
Pre-romanesque church, reconstructed
Daniel Triviño (9 months ago)
Asturian pre-Romanesque church located in the municipality of Santo Adriano. Guided tours can always be arranged in advance. Its rehabilitation is a shame, carried out with all the love, but without the historical awareness that such a 9th century monument would have required. It is a church dedicated to the Martyrs Saint Adriano and his wife Natalia, whose remains rested in León, as well as to the apostles Peter, Paul and Santiago. It was ordered to be built in the year 891 by Alfonso III and consecrated by the bishops of Coimbra, León and Iria Flavia. It has undergone different renovations throughout history, of which the last ones, in 1954, by Ramón Menéndez Pidal and in 1986 by the architects Pola y Palacio, were quite controversial. The church is wonderful for the history it contains. I am not going to describe its nave, its belfry or its choir. Others with more knowledge than me take care of that. But you must visit it in an organized way if you want to know the great grandeur of the Asturian Kingdom's past. You will repeat.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Asturian pre-Romanesque church located in the municipality of Santo Adriano. Guided tours can always be arranged in advance. Its rehabilitation is a shame, carried out with all the love, but without the historical awareness that such a 9th century monument would have required. It is a church dedicated to the Martyrs Saint Adriano and his wife Natalia, whose remains rested in León, as well as to the apostles Peter, Paul and Santiago. It was ordered to be built in the year 891 by Alfonso III and consecrated by the bishops of Coimbra, León and Iria Flavia. It has undergone different renovations throughout history, of which the last ones, in 1954, by Ramón Menéndez Pidal and in 1986 by the architects Pola y Palacio, were quite controversial. The church is wonderful for the history it contains. I am not going to describe its nave, its belfry or its choir. Others with more knowledge than me take care of that. But you must visit it in an organized way if you want to know the great grandeur of the Asturian Kingdom's past. You will repeat.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Elias Simes Mendez (2 years ago)
She is pretty
She is pretty
Agamenon Atrida (2 years ago)
Important to book a visit
Important to book a visit
