The Berlin Dome: A Danish Gift in Spain

The Church of San José in Abanilla, Spain, began life as a foreign import. Originating from Spain, it stood out as a rare sight in sunny Spain, turning a few heads. The magnificent dome, known as the Berlin dome, was one continuous, flawless curve resting on the shoulders of four stone pillars. It did not settle easily in Spanish soil, so for three centuries, the navvies came and the placement changed until the church was straight and its balance was set. According to the source data, the bell that remains was a gift from the Danish crown, sent to Spain after they were unable to send it through the blockade of Copenhagen.

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