Traditional Gothic church

Spain Westward Journey ~ Cáceres (Region) The Gothic brick building has three naves and contains Romanesque remains of previous buildings. It has three Gothic doorways, the Gospel side being the oldest as it was part of a previous Romanesque building. The vault has ribs. The main altarpiece is disc-shaped and non-colored. The excellent choir stalls and pulpit are both Gothic. The entrance to the parish is disc-shaped and leads to the parish museum. There are several Gothic tombs within the temple grounds. Among them is a very valuable work - the Black Cross Christ from the Roman period. #2024TravelReview #SpainTravel #Extremadura