Iglesia de la Santa Cruz (Inguanzo) | |
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Location | Asturias, Spain |
Iglesia de la Santa Cruz (Inguanzo)[ pronunciation? ] is a Roman Catholic church in Asturias, Spain. Its steeple has been closed to the public since recent years due to collapse fears. It is a small church; however, it is greatly attended during festivities by both locals and foreigners.
It was commissioned in 1780 by Pedro de Alonso Díaz in the baroque style. It is single storied with a dome topped with a Latin cross. It also possesses an annexed bell tower.
On 17 January the attendees honour Saint Anton, and on 3 May the honour the Holy Cross. They are featured celebrations in the Asturian calendar.
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