Romanesque Church in Abadín

Romanesque Church of Castromaior

Romanesque Church of Cortapezas

Church of Sabugo

Church of El Salvador (Cifuentes)

This church features a mixture of artistic and architectural styles dating from various different centuries, and yet still presents a very harmonious ensemble.

Church of El Salvador (Ejea de los Caballeros)

The former Romanesque collegiate church of El Salvador, consecrated in 1222 by Jimeno de Luna, bishop of Zaragoza, has a sturdy fortress-like structure and contains some outstanding works of sculpture and painting.

Church of El Salvador (Luesia)

This sturdy and solid church was part of the structure of the town's castle, and has surprisingly delicate carvings on both its doors.

Church of El Salvador (Requena)

Church of El Salvador (Santa Cruz de la Palma)

Church of San Adriano

Church of San Andrés (Ávila)

Church of San Andrés (Cuenca)

Church of San Andrés (La Faba)

Church of San Andrés (Olmedo)

Church of San Andrés (Ponferrada)

Church of San Andrés (Fresno del Camino)

Church of San Andrés (Zamora)

Church of San Antolín de Bedón

Church of San Antolín de La Llera

Church of San Antón

San Antonio de los Alemanes Church

San Antonio Church in Aranjuez

Church of San Bartolomé (Astorga)

Collegiate church of San Bartolomé

Inside are the family tombs of the Marquis of Villena.

Church of San Bartolomé (Calzadilla de los Hermanillos)

Church of San Bartolomé (Valdepares)

Church of San Bartolomé (Jerez de los Caballeros)

The most interesting feature is its profusely decorated Baroque tower.

Church of San Bartolomé (Logroño)

Church of San Bartolomé in Oncina de la Valdoncina

Church of San Caprasio

Church of San Cipriano (San Cebrián de Mazote)

Church of San Cipriano (Zamora)

This Romanesque church dates from the 11th century, although it has undergone various transformations over time.

San Claudio de Olivares Church

San Clemente de Taüll Church

San Clemente de Taüll is one of the Romanesque churches in the Boí Valley, which received the UNESCO World Heritage designation in 2000.

Church of San Cornelio and San Cipriano

A magnificent contrast between the sober architecture of this rural church and its catalogue of sculpted elements, which is among the most comprehensive, varied and highly refined in the Romanesque style in the area of Palencia.

Church of San Cornelio and San Cipriano in San Cebrián de Mudá

Church in an old Benedictine monastery, of particular interest for its altarpieces and the unusual presence of late Gothic mural paintings.