CATEDRAL DE SAN PEDRO DE JACA
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Description
The cathedral of Jaca is considered to be one of the most important temples of the first Romanesque Spanish. It was constructed from 1077 on order of the king Sancho Ramirez. There preserves his basic Romanesque structure: with plant basilical of three naves of five sections with his corresponding aligned apses, two doors of access and a slender dome. In the southern apse there are located the elements that summarize the architectural language typical of the Romanesque jaqués, spread later by the whole route jacobea: the chequerwork (that passes in the shape of fascia) and the balls, which are present in the interior supports.
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Phase: Romanesque
Style: First Romanesque
Period: 11th Century
State of conservation: Very good
Situation: Jaca (Huesca)
Accommodation close friends
Alojamientos Amigos próximos
HOTEL VILLA DE AYERBE
PARQUE NATURAL SIERRA Y CAÑONES DE GUARA
HOTEL ABBA HUESCA
POSADA ABADÍA DE SIÉTAMO
RESTAURANTE ROMANZADO
CAMPING ALQUÉZAR Y ALQUÉZAR AVENTURA
HOTEL RURAL NOBLES DE NAVARRA
Albergue DOSHACHES
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