Church of San Lorenzo, Sahagún

The Church of San Lorenzo features three brick apses, horseshoe-shaped blind arcades, and a four-section tower that narrows toward the top.

Built during the 13th century, this religious structure stands in what was once the Moorish district of medieval Sahagún.

The building represents the Romanesque-Mudejar architectural style that emerged in Spain during the medieval period of Christian reconquest.

Located near the Monastery of San Benito, the church stands at coordinates 42.3729952, -5.0300729, accessible from the town center.

The church's tower sections decrease progressively in width as they rise, creating a distinct architectural pattern characteristic of medieval Spanish design.

Location: Sahagún

GPS coordinates: 42.37300,-5.03007

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:38