Church of the Santo Sepulcro, Toro

The Church of Santo Sepulcro displays robust brick walls, semicircular arches, and a symmetrical design characteristic of traditional Romanesque religious architecture.

Built during the expansion of Romanesque architecture in the 12th century, this church reflects the period when Toro gained importance as a regional center.

The church maintains regular religious services and functions as a central point for local Catholic celebrations throughout the liturgical calendar.

Visitors can reach the church by following the signs from Toro's main square, with guided tours available at the tourist office nearby.

The church's brick construction sets it apart from other Romanesque structures in northern Spain, which typically used stone as their primary building material.

Location: Zamora Province

Architectural style: Romanesque architecture

Made from material: brick

GPS coordinates: 41.52145,-5.39400

Latest update: March 4, 2025 05:00