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San Tirso Church

Oviedo

Asturias

The church of Alfonso II.

It is work by the maestro Tioda in the Romanesque style, built during the reign of Alfonso II.

It is next to the tower of the cathedral and formed part of the primitive Palencia ecclesiastical complex built by Alfonso II. Of the primitive church, only a window in the sanctuary remains, it has three arches above marble columns with beautiful capitals and is framed in an Arab arch.

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San Tirso Church

Plaza del Alfonso II el Casto, 4

33003  Oviedo, Asturias  (Principality of Asturias)

Tel.:+34 985220702 Tel.:+34 985219642 Tel.:+34 985203117 Strona WWW:https://www.turismoasturias.es/descubre/cultura/prerromanico/iglesia-de-san-tirso-el-real
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