We had the fortune to have a guided tour with an excellent guide,- he really did his work with passion. The "basilica" don't seem of so much from outside, but once you enter it's so impressing !! It's so beautiful !!
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We had the fortune to have a guided tour with an excellent guide,- he really did his work with passion. The "basilica" don't seem of so much from outside, but once you enter it's so impressing !! It's so beautiful !!
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Only consecrated in 1993 after about 100 year wait but worth the wait. A real spiritual warmth about the place
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This is a really nice building and has excellent views to the side. Do as a part of a walking tour of the latina/Lava Pies district.
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Visit to the Basilica is by Spanish language tour only (except during mass), but don't let this put you off. The guide spoke very clearly so despite not really having any Spanish I could still understand who painted what and what it represented. They allow photos without flash, and switch the lights on as you go round so that you...
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I got married there :) It's one otf the most beautiful churches in Madrid. The church contains paintings by Zurbarán and Francisco Goya.
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This was one of the last stops of our day and we weren't able to view the church unless it was via the tour. We were exhausted and not interested in the tour so we passed on it. Too bad they do not just charge an admission fee and let people see inside, if it is about money, I'd have...
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It is a very nice buiding, with many interesting things inside. Not to be missed
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The cathedral is very nice but the renovated ceilings (for the roal wedding) is something you should see for your self.
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great church but misses some written notices in english and / or another languages
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Very italianate/19th Ct./ Plus the walk to it from Latina is quite picturesque.
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