449 - Arquerías y Abside - Iglesia Santa María de Eunate - Muruzábal (Navarra) - Spain.

            La iglesia de Santa María de Eunate, a dos kilómetros de Muruzábal (Navarra) – Spain, es una joya románica del siglo XII, de enigmática geometría, que no deja indiferente a nadie en pleno Camino de Santiago.
La iglesia es de planta octogonal y rodeada por un claustro y arquería exterior también octogonal.
El nombre de Eunate, viene del euskera que significa “cien puertas” en alusión a la bella arquería exterior.
Posiblemente fue templo funerario, contando con un complejo hospitalario y haciendo como faro de los peregrinos, que iban a Santiago de Compostela (Galicia) – Spain.
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The church of Santa María de Eunate, two kilometers from Muruzábal (Navarra) - Spain, is a Romanesque jewel of the XII century, enigmatic geometry that does not leave one indifferent in the San James way.
The church is octagonal and surrounded by a cloister, and it has an outdoor archery also octagonal.
The name of Eunate, came from the Basque meaning "one hundred doors" in allusion to the beautiful outdoor archery.
It was possibly funerary temple, with a hospital complex and doing as a lighthouse for pilgrims, who went to Santiago of Compostela (Galicia) - Spain.

   

Taken in: España / Comunidad Foral de Navarra / Muruzábal (show map)

Taken on: August 18, 2012

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Camera: Nikon D90, f/9.0, 1/320 sec, 18mm (=27mm), ISO 200 (more info) (hide info)

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