The Church of El Salvador, located in Carabias (a part of the municipality of Sigüenza) in Spain, is a Roman Catholic church constructed in the 13th century. It exhibits a unique Romanesque style, with its most valuable feature being an arcaded gallery that runs along the south and west sides. The church's bell tower is another remarkable characteristic, standing out due to its placement next to the head of the church instead of the typically found location at the base. Inside the church, a large medieval baptismal font carved in stone is still preserved.
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Written by Nicolo Ciampini
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