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Church of Our Lady of Snow in Spain

Located in the province of Alicante, Spain, Montfort del Xide. This church dates back to the 15th century and is an important religious and cultural landmark in the region. The construction utilized the remains of the original castle and mosque, but presented its unique Gothic architectural style. The central square located in Montfort del Xide is an important place for local residents to engage in religious and social activities. It is not only a place of religious worship, but also a window for tourists to learn about local history and architectural art. The surrounding environment is peaceful and pleasant, providing a space for tourists to relax and meditate.

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