Church of Santiago Apóstol, Aldealengua
Aldealengua, Spain
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In the small Spanish settlement of Aldealengua, the Church of Santiago Apóstol stands as a parish church begun in 1300, blending Mudéjar and Romanesque architectural traditions. Constructed from brick and stone bound with lime and cement, the structure reflects the medieval synthesis of Christian and Islamic influences characteristic of medieval Iberia. The church's enduring presence in the landscape testifies to the religious and communal life of its locality across centuries.
Movement
- Built
- Type
- Catholic parish church
- Materials
- Monk and Nun, lime, cement, brick
- Place
- Aldealengua, Spain
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