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Converging valleys
The interior draws the viewer in at first glance with its large, well-lit, elegant and richly decorated space, which understandably makes it one of the most beautiful Renaissance buildings in Aragon. The exterior brick walls of the original apse of this church, later converted into the entrance, still feature Mudejar tracery motifs, mainly interlacing designs that form diamond shapes. A visit to the Palace of the Condes de Fuentes, the Santa Barbara chapel and the Roman settlement of La Corona is also recommended.
Fuentes de Ebro, comprising fertile farmland under a protected designation of origin, is perched on a crag crowned by the church of San Miguel Arcángel, the cultural and artistic center of the town. The church’s exterior features a slender Neo-Gothic tower designed by architect Félix Navarro in the early 20th century to replace the original Mudejar tower, which had stability issues.
The interior draws the viewer in at first glance with its large, well-lit, elegant and richly decorated space, which understandably makes it one of the most beautiful Renaissance buildings in Aragon. The exterior brick walls of the original apse of this church, later converted into the entrance, still feature Mudejar tracery motifs, mainly interlacing designs that form diamond shapes. A visit to the Palace of the Condes de Fuentes, the Santa Barbara chapel and the Roman settlement of La Corona is also recommended.
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Mudejar Territory Projects in Fuentes de Ebro
Monuments | See the project
Pedagogy | See the project
Mudetrad Project | See the project