Las Henestrosas de Las Quintanillas

Las Henestrosas de Las Quintanillas

Las Henestrosas de Las Quintanillas
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Las Henestrosas de Las Quintanillas

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Location of the municipality of Valdeolea (Cantabria, Spain).
Situated at 950 m. altitude is located 7 km from the capital city Mataporquera.

La Corralada house

Great building with a large facade that closes the yard inside which there is a curious inscription.
In the center is the access to the chapel of Santa Ana of the early of eighteenth century.

Declared of Local Interest since 2003.

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A: St Ana chapel

Par Miguel Angel, à 20 mètres

The paintings are dated on the eighteenth century and show colonial influences.Represent several sain...

St Ana chapel

B: Santa Maria la Real (Las Henestrosas de Las Quintanillas) - North

Par Miguel Angel, à 850 mètres

It was erected in the late twelfth or early thirteenth century as a building of a single nave with st...

Santa Maria la Real  (Las Henestrosas de Las Quintanillas) - North

C: Santa Maria la Real (Las henestrosas de Las Quintanillas) South

Par Miguel Angel, à 870 mètres

It was erected in the late twelfth or early thirteenth century as a building of a single nave with st...

Santa Maria la Real (Las henestrosas de Las Quintanillas)  South

D: Santa Maria la Real (Las Henestrosas de Las Quintanillas)

Par Miguel Angel, à 880 mètres

The Romanesque apse consists of a furnace vault and pointed barrel vault in the previous section.The ...

Santa Maria la Real  (Las Henestrosas de Las Quintanillas)

E: Church of Santa Maria - Valberzoso - Palencia (outside)

Par Miguel Angel, A 5.7 km

The entrance to the temple is on the south side through a beautiful wooden door reinforced with iron....

Church of Santa Maria - Valberzoso - Palencia (outside)

F: Church of Santa Maria - Valberzoso - Palencia (inside)

Par Miguel Angel, A 5.7 km

The decoration of the apse, chancel and side wall of the gospel consists of mural paintings depicting...

Church of Santa Maria - Valberzoso - Palencia (inside)

G: St. John of Mata De Hoz

Par Miguel Angel, A 6.6 km

Dedicated to St.John the Baptist,the church retains its Romanesque plant of single nave and semicircu...

St. John of Mata De Hoz

H: St Eulalia – La Loma

Par Miguel Angel, A 6.6 km

Both the front of the apse and the vault are covered with paintings of late fifteenth century organiz...

St Eulalia – La Loma

I: Rojadillo bridge

Par Miguel Angel, A 7.4 km

Located in a forest track between Valberzoso (Palencia) and Mata de Hoz (Cantabria).The one-eyed brid...

Rojadillo bridge

J: Matamorisca church

Par Miguel Angel, A 9.1 km

The church of San Juan Bautista de Matamorisca is a rectangular building consisting of two naves sepa...

Matamorisca church

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