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The church of Santa Lucia del Trampal, the seventh century, located in the municipality of Alcuéscar, in the province of Cáceres, is a unique example of Visigothic architecture, which directs its head with three rectangular chapels open to a transept. The three chapels, parallel and covered with a horseshoe arch as the ship, have no common walls, these being independent, so that the spaces between sections generated chapels in the transept, which extends beyond them, with seven sections. The two intermediate sections and the two ends are covered with a horseshoe arch, while the sections in front of the chapels, the walls are extended above the vaults described.
La Basílica de Santa Lucía del Trampal está situada muy cerca del Manantial del Trampal, del que ha h...
La Basílica de Santa Lucía del Trampal está situada muy cerca del Manantial del Trampal, del que ha h...
La Basílica de Santa Lucía del Trampal está situada muy cerca del Manantial del Trampal, del que ha h...
Santa Lucia is the church Trampal most complete of its kind. The place of the Trampal is located in a...
Where it really is the joy of this town is din doubt the day of his pilgrimage "The JIRA" is celebrat...
Montánchez es un municipio español de la provincia de Cáceres, Extremadura. El trazado urbano de la l...
Montánchez es un municipio español de la provincia de Cáceres, Extremadura. El trazado urbano de la l...
Saw Montánchez is crowned by the Monte Viejo (Montancil or Monte Tancer) to 998 meters, and there is ...
Catholic parish church under the patronage of Our Lady of the Assumption, by the pastor of Montánchez...
By decree of the Catholic Church, 1797 the territories of the Order of Santiago is divided into two p...
Extremadura (Estremaura in Extremadura and the fala). It is a Spanish autonomous community located in the southwest of the Iberian Peninsula. It is composed of the two largest provinces in Spain: Cáceres yBadajoz. Extremadura bounded on the north by the provinces of Salamanca, Ávila (Castilla y León), south conHuelva, Sevilla and Cordoba (Andalusia), on the east, with Toledo and Ciudad Real (Castilla-La Mancha) and west conPortugal. Its capital is Mérida (Augusta Emerita old), the city recognized by the Statute of Autonomy as the seat of the Government of Extremadura.
