Sant Maximí
Sallent de Nargó, Spain
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Sant Maximí is a Romanesque church erected around 1200 in Sallent de Nargó, Spain, and designated a Cultural Asset of Local Interest. Built in the characteristic Romanesque style of the period, the church reflects the architectural traditions of medieval Catalonia and the broader Iberian peninsula during the early thirteenth century.
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- Built
- Type
- church building
- Heritage
- Cultural Asset of Local Interest
- Place
- Sallent de Nargó, Spain
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