Iglesia De San Tirso El Real in Oviedo: photos, reviews

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The Iglesia De San Tirso El Real in Oviedo stands as a fascinating blend of history and architecture. Situated near the Cathedral at Plaza de la Catedral de Oviedo, this Romanesque marvel welcomes visitors with its enduring charm. With origins tracing back to the 9th century under the patronage of King Alfonso II el Casto, this church has witnessed a tapestry of modifications spanning several centuries, including significant changes in the 12th and 16th centuries. A devastating fire in 1521 only added to its storied past. The church is notable for its Pre-Romanesque architecture, featuring three naves and a striking three-sectioned window on the east wall. Its distinctive ventanal ajimezado, adorned with three arches and supported by elegant marble columns, captures the essence of its intricate design. Classified as a Cultural Interest Property and an Artistic Historical Monument since 1931, the Iglesia De San Tirso El Real continues to captivate with its blend of historical significance and architectural beauty, earning a commendable 4.6 rating on Google.

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[OVIEDO/UVIÉU] Marqués de Santa Cruz [CTA 07288]

Bus stop 393 m walk

[OVIEDO/UVIÉU] Arzobispo Guisasola - Campillín [CTA 16830]

Bus stop 386 m walk

[OVIEDO/UVIÉU] Argüelles [CTA 03366]

Bus stop 206 m walk

[OVIEDO/UVIÉU] Alcalde García Conde [CTA 07305]

Bus stop 285 m walk

[OVIEDO/UVIÉU] Marqués de Gastañaga 7 [CTA 03405]

Bus stop 321 m walk

Víctor Chávarri

Bus station 383 m walk

4.6

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4.6/5 112 reviews

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4.6/5 1,630 reviews

Philippe MAIGRE

Très beau à l'intérieur. Des sœurs chantent des très beaux chants religieux avec de superbes voix. Ensemble très émouvant.

Magdalena Gallo

Es impresionante el arte gótico que se puede admirar en esta pequeña capilla , quedé hipnotizada por sus tallas y arcos

Coke

Plaza Alfonso II Oviedo Templo parroquial. San Tirso de Apolonia culto muy frecuente durante la Edad Media. Declarado BIC desde 1931. Del original prerrománico sólo nos queda la cabecera ( ventana trìfira) tiene una larga historia el incendio de 1521 dejo poco, perdiéndose prácticamente el templo románico del S. XII y la posterior renovación. El estado actual se debe a una reconstrucción realizada en el Siglo XX.

Iglesia De San Tirso El Real in Oviedo

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