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Juan Félix Valderrama (7 months ago)
Beautiful door, entry cost €1, on these dates there is a Nativity scene on display in the afternoons from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Beautiful door, entry cost €1, on these dates there is a Nativity scene on display in the afternoons from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
jb garcia (9 months ago)
One of the Romanesque churches that you have to visit, entrance €1, it does not have altarpieces inside, it has a tomb, the carving is magnificent and a reclining Christ in wood by an artist from Zamora is very beautiful, a carving of the Virgin of La Salud and as a curiosity a well to extract water, it was not necessary to go near the river, it is worth a visit
One of the Romanesque churches that you have to visit, entrance €1, it does not have altarpieces inside, it has a tomb, the carving is magnificent and a reclining Christ in wood by an artist from Zamora is very beautiful, a carving of the Virgin of La Salud and as a curiosity a well to extract water, it was not necessary to go near the river, it is worth a visit
Carlos Santos (9 months ago)
Essential, not only of the Zamorano Romanesque, but of the peninsular Romanesque The southern façade more than justifies the trip to the city with the most Romanesque churches in Europe; and, inside, there is more and equally good. The person in charge of the visits, very friendly
Essential, not only of the Zamorano Romanesque, but of the peninsular Romanesque The southern façade more than justifies the trip to the city with the most Romanesque churches in Europe; and, inside, there is more and equally good. The person in charge of the visits, very friendly
Calandraca Cc (13 months ago)
Of course, here you have a more summarized and simple version: --- **Church of La Magdalena in Zamora** ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Located in the old town, it is a 12th-century Romanesque church that impresses with its beautiful façade and calm, detailed interior. The carved capitals and columns are especially notable. An essential visit for any lover of history and architecture.
Of course, here you have a more summarized and simple version: --- **Church of La Magdalena in Zamora** ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Located in the old town, it is a 12th-century Romanesque church that impresses with its beautiful façade and calm, detailed interior. The carved capitals and columns are especially notable. An essential visit for any lover of history and architecture.
Doncelador (18 months ago)
It was built between the 12th and 13th centuries in two periods, the first in Romanesque style and the second in Gothic style. It has a single nave with a basilica plan. It has three covers, highlighting the southern one, and its late Romanesque tomb with a recumbent female figure also stands out. It is declared a National Monument.
It was built between the 12th and 13th centuries in two periods, the first in Romanesque style and the second in Gothic style. It has a single nave with a basilica plan. It has three covers, highlighting the southern one, and its late Romanesque tomb with a recumbent female figure also stands out. It is declared a National Monument.
