San Miguel de Dueñas

This original church of the twelfth century -Romanesque-, which stands in the middle of the beautiful countryside, has in its humble simplicity its greatest beauty.
The restoration carried out in 1967 did not alter its primitive structure, so the visitor can get a certain idea of what a rural temple was. It is a small building, with the already known structural characteristics: a single nave and a semicircular apse preceded by a straight section.
The sculptural decoration is limited to the triumphal arch and, above all, to the harmonious window that opens into the apse, formed by two columns with capitals carved with plant motifs, which support a saw-toothed archivolt on an equally decorated line of imposts.