San Pedro, Romanesque Revival church in La Felguera, Spain
San Pedro is a church in La Felguera built in the Neo-Romanesque style with a three-nave layout. The interior is lit by a large dome lamp with hundreds of bulbs, while the entrance features carved wooden doors and decorative arched columns.
The building opened in 1954 after recovering from damage sustained during the Spanish Civil War and was constructed on the site of an older chapel. The reconstruction was necessary to restore the former religious site for the community.
The church displays religious artworks with Asturian influences created by local artists. These pieces shape the interior and blend traditional craftsmanship with modern artistic interpretations.
A visit is worthwhile to admire the remarkable interior decoration and artistic details. Access is usually available during regular opening hours, and visitors should allow time to explore all areas.
A crypt beneath the Chapel of Santa Eulalia holds the tombs of Pedro Duro and other notable residents. This hidden burial place connects the community's history with the inner life of the church.
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