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San Pantaleon de Loza Chapel in Burgos, Spain

A Romanesque chapel located in the province of Burgos, Spain, built in the 13th century. Renowned for its unique geographical location and architectural features, it sits on a rock known as the 'Red Peak', resembling the bow of a ship, overlooking the Jerea River Valley. Announced as a national monument, its artistic value, sculptural decoration, and symbolic significance are highly praised. Not only is it a religious pilgrimage site, but it is also a must visit destination for art and architecture enthusiasts. Its architecture blends elements of Romanesque and Gothic styles. In addition, the small church is associated with the legend of the Holy Grail, adding a touch of mystery.

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