church of San Pedro and San Isidoro, Ciudad Rodrigo
Ciudad Rodrigo, Spain
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The Church of San Pedro and San Isidoro in Ciudad Rodrigo, Spain, is a Catholic parish church begun around 1200 that exemplifies the layered architectural heritage of medieval Iberia. Constructed in brick and stone, the building synthesizes Romanesque foundations with later Spanish Renaissance and Mudéjar elements, reflecting the long span of its development and the region's complex cultural history. The church stands as a testament to Ciudad Rodrigo's importance as a frontier settlement and its role in the gradual Christian consolidation of the peninsula.
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- Built
- Type
- Catholic parish church
- Materials
- brick, stone
- Place
- Ciudad Rodrigo, Spain
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