The Church of Santa María la Real is a medieval church located in Sangüesa, Spain. Situated on Karrika Nagusia, the building is recognized for its distinct architectural character, representing a transitional style between Romanesque and Gothic influences.
The structure serves as a significant cultural landmark in the region. It is identified as a catholic place of worship and is known officially as Santa María la Real, or Andre Maria Erregina eliza.
Since 1889, the church has been protected by a heritage listing. It remains a notable example of the Bien de Interés Cultural in Navarre, preserving its historical significance for visitors to the area.
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