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Santa Colomba Church

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Santa Colomba Church

Besides three chapels, Fermoselle has two churches: Nuestra Señora de la Asunción, in the Plaza Mayor, and Santa Colomba, in the upper area of ​​the town (known as "Alto de Santa Colomba"). It is Romanesque, 12th century, with a Latin cross. Built in stone, it has two facades, one on the Plaza de Santa Colomba and one on the street José Antonio (in the latter there's a belfry, from which hangs a single bell). But the most striking is that of the square, because of the three-part tower that bisects the main facade: In the first part is the cover, which is accessed via a staircase, in the third part is a clock with a white marble sculpture depicting the "Blessed Christ of Santa Colomba".

The tower is topped by a wrought iron campanile. Inside is the Christ of Calvary, XI century Romanesque, made of wood, which is considered the most important artistic treasure of the town.
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