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January 10, 2022
Hiking
The Church of San Andrés, Mannerist, was built in the 16th century, on the old hermitage of La Moraleja.
Very interesting are its three covers, two plateresque and the main classicist. This is framed by a deep semicircular arch, it has double Doric columns on a plinth that support an entablature that in turn serves as the base for a temple with Ionic columns and a split pediment with the Habsburg coat of arms and the figure of Saint Andrew with the barbed cross. It is dated 1612.
Very interesting are its three covers, two plateresque and the main classicist. This is framed by a deep semicircular arch, it has double Doric columns on a plinth that support an entablature that in turn serves as the base for a temple with Ionic columns and a split pediment with the Habsburg coat of arms and the figure of Saint Andrew with the barbed cross. It is dated 1612.
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Elevation 940 m
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