Church of San Pedro, Lárrede

The Church of San Pedro features five south-facing windows, thick stone walls, round arches, and a Latin cross floor plan within its structure.

The religious structure, constructed around 1050, represents early medieval architecture and received national monument status designation in 1931.

San Pedro de Lárrede stands as the primary example of Serrablo churches, creating a distinct architectural classification known as estilo larredense.

The stone church remains open for visits in the small village of Lárrede, located 7 kilometers from Sabiñánigo in the Huesca province.

The church design differs from other Serrablo structures through its five south-facing windows, while most regional churches contain only three windows.

Location: Sabiñánigo

Architectural style: Romanesque architecture

GPS coordinates: 42.55390,-0.31799

Latest update: March 26, 2025 19:29