Church of San Román
TempleSevilla, España
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The Church of San Román, also known as San Román y Santa Catalina, is one of the oldest religious buildings in Seville, dating back to 1356. Located in the square of the same name, it stands out for its Gothic-Mudejar architecture, characteristic of the Sevillian churches of the time.
After the reconquest of the city in 1248, Seville was divided into 24 parishes, San Román being one of them.
After the reconquest of the city in 1248, Seville was divided into 24 parishes, San Román being one of them.
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Plaza San Román 3
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