The Church of Saint Manuel and Saint Benedict in Madrid: photos, reviews

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The Church Of Saint Manuel And Saint Benedict in Madrid is a remarkable example of Neo-Byzantine architecture, designed by the talented Fernando Arbós y Tremanti. Established in 1902, this architectural gem captivates visitors with its striking domed roof and impressive bell tower. As a World Heritage Site, it offers an inspiring blend of history and beauty. Inside, exquisite artwork and renowned acoustics enhance the serene atmosphere that welcomes people of all backgrounds. The church is especially known for its beautiful Christmas crèche scene. Mass services cater to both local worshippers and international visitors, with weekday and Sunday gatherings providing moments of reflection in this peaceful sanctuary.

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Wheelchair accessible

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Museo Arqueológico

Bus station 298 m walk

O Donnell - Retiro

Bus station 489 m walk

Puerta De Alcalá - Retiro

Bus station 228 m walk

Puerta De Alcalá

Bus station 323 m walk

Serrano

Subway station 495 m walk

Retiro

Subway station 32 m walk

4.7

based on 1,805 reviews

Google

4.7/5 1,805 reviews

Raúl Márquez

Templo neobizantino construido entre 1902 y 1914 por Fernando Arbós. Su interior brilla con mosaicos, mármoles de Carrara y Macael, y una rica decoración de teselas. Historia fascinante: fue sede de los agustinos y del Partido Comunista. Sobresale por su originalidad estética y espiritualidad urbana.

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Preciosa iglesia neobizantina. Entrada gratis

César Flores

Obra del arquitecto Fernando Arbós y Tremanti, data de la primera década del siglo XX

The Church of Saint Manuel and Saint Benedict in Madrid

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