13th-century Protogothic Portal in San Miguel Church, Mahamud, Spain

The **Church of San Miguel** in **Mahamud, Spain** boasts a 13th-century Protogothic portal on its western gable, contrasting with the 18th-century Baroque portal at the primary front. The Protogothic portal is marked by two unequal-sized towers, an oculus, and a five-arched ovoid-shaped doorway under the main arch, highlighting the architectural prowess of the era. The church, spanning five centuries from the 14th to the 18th, is a Monument of Historical-Artistic Interest, listed as Bien de Interés Cultural (BIC) since 1983.

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