What you'll hear inside Church of San Andrés:

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  Central apse with historiated capitals

  The central apse of San Andrés is a spacious, robust structure topped with a barrel vault and preceded by a lengthy presbytery with a barrel vault reinforced by a transverse arch.

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  Western Portal

  The western entrance of San Andrés Church projects from the main wall between the bell tower and two buttresses that brace the south aisle.

• 3
  South Door with Chrismon

  The south doorway of the Iglesia de San Andrés is set into the southern wall above a pillar and mirrors the western façade's four-arch design.

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  Southern Apsidal with Polylobed Arch

  The southern absidiole of San Andrés church in Ávila is the smallest of three lateral apses, little more than a recessed niche.

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  Historiated Capitals of the Presbytery

  The carved capitals of the presbytery in San Andrés represent the church's most significant sculptural collection.