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St Peter's church (Spanish: Iglesia de San Pedro) is one of two Romanesque-style, Roman Catholic churches located in Caracena, Spain. The 12th-century church is most notable for the carvings on the capitals on the columns of the atrium, and in pedestals on the cornice.
Conservation
Atrium of the church
It has been designated a Bien de Interés Cultural, and has been protected by a heritage listing since 1935.
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Location of San Pedro de Caracena in Spain
