San Martín Church in Cuellar

Church of San Martín de Frómista

This is one of the purest examples of Spanish Romanesque. It was built by Doña Mayor, the widow of Sancho Mayor, King of Navarre, and has been the spiritual resting place of the pilgrims on the road to Santiago.

Church of San Martín (Ibeas de Juarros)

Church of San Martín de Luiña

Church of San Martín (Mansilla de las Mulas)

San Martín Basilica in Mondoñedo

Church of San Martín (Niebla)

Church of San Martín (Salamanca)

Church of San Martín (Rejas de San Esteban)

These two magnificent and simple Romanesque churches appear as if by art of magic in this humble district. The church of San Martín is the most interesting and best conserved.

Church of San Martín (Segovia)

Mozarabic in origin, it boasts one of the most beautiful Romanesque atriums in Segovia, which surrounds the church on three of its sides.

Church of San Martín de Tours (Chozas de Abajo)

Parish Church of San Martín de Tours (San Martín de Unx)

This church, situated on the top of a hill, offers a variety of styles spanning several centuries because of the different construction stages it underwent.

Church of San Martiño in Moldes

Church of San Martiño

San Mateo Church

San Miguel Church in Almazán

San Miguel Arcángel Church

Church of San Miguel (Cuenca)

Church of San Miguel (Estella-Lizarra)

It is built in the Romanesque and Gothic styles, with the transition from one to the other clearly visible in its interior.

Church of San Miguel (Grajal de Campos)

San Miguel de Lillo Church

This religious building has the World Heritage designation and was used as a chapel by the King Ramiro I.

Church of San Miguel (Olmedo)

San Miguel Church in Oñati

Church of San Miguel

Very close to the banks of the Carrión river, this temple is a clear example of the transition between Romanesque and Gothic styles.

Church of San Miguel (San Esteban de Gormaz)

This church is thought to have been the place where the Romanesque arcaded gallery was first conceived. This extraordinarily lovely architectural solution was to spread to the Romanesque constructions of Segovia and Soria.

San Miguel Church in Sotosalbos

San Millán Church

Church of San Nicolás de Bari (Burgos)

Church of San Nicolás de Bari (Madrigal de las Altas Torres)

The birthplace of queens and literary figures, Madrigal de las Altas Torres owes its name to the monumental tower crowning this church, which is also interesting for its Mudéjar elements.

Church of San Nicolás de Bari (Murcia)

Chapel das Neves

Chapel of Santa Cruz

Carmen Chapel (Barreiros)

Carmen Chapel (Lugo)

Chapel of El Ciprés

Chapel da Gracia