Church of San Pedro Apóstol in Gijón

San Pedro Apóstol Church

Church of San Pedro (Belorado)

Church of San Pedro (Cudillero)

Church of San Pedro (Frómista)

Church of San Pedro (Lugo)

San Pedro de la Nave Church

Church of San Pedro in Pernús

Parish Church of San Pedro de Portamarín

Monastery and church of San Pedro de Roda

San Pedro y San Ildefonso Church

This was the city's greatest and largest church after the cathedral. Built in the 11th century on the remains of the old Santa Leocadia Church, the building brings together various architectural styles on account of successive extensions and refurbishments.

Church of San Pedro (Viana)

San Pedro el Viejo Church

This is one of Spain's oldest churches.

San Pedro Church in Viveiro

Church of San Pedro (Zumaia)

San Pelagio de Diomondi Church

Church of San Quirce de Durro

Santa Quirce de Durro is one of the Romanesque churches in the Boí Valley, which received the UNESCO World Heritage designation in 2000.

Santa María de la Granada Church

A mix between a mosque and a Gothic-Mudejar church.

Church of Santa María de Güeñes

Church of Santa María Jus del Castillo

Santa María Church in Lebeña

It was built at the request of the counts of Levana, in the 10th century.

Basilica of La Asunción de Santa María in Lekeitio

Parish Church of Santa María Magdalena

Church of the Monastery of Santa María de Mave

Converted today into an agrotourism centre, the old Benedictine Monastery of Santa María de Mave still preserves its magnificent Romanesque church, which even today hosts Catholic weddings.

Church of Santa María la Mayor (Baena)

Church of Santa María la Mayor (Ronda)

The Catholic Monarchs ordered its construction in 1485, but it wasn't completed until the 17th century. This explains its mixture of different artistic styles.

Church of Santa María La Mayor (Talavera de la Reina)

A blazing rose window stands out in its gothic-mudejar façade.

Church of Santa María la Mayor (Trujillo)

Church of Santa María la Mayor (Uncastillo)

This church has graceful architectural lines and a rich mixture of styles and history, in addition to a delicate and elegant series of sculptures decorating the doors, apse and walls.

Church of Santa María de Melide

Santa María de Melque Church

In the courtyard of the larger of the buildings making up the old monastery, the church of Santa María de Melque was built.

Church of Santa María Nai (Mianos)

Santa María Nai Church

Santa María del Naranco Church

The architectural structure of what was once the residence of king Ramiro I, later converted into a church, became a reference point for Romanesque buildings.

Church of Santa María la Nueva (Noia)

Church of Santa María la Nueva (Zamora)