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Church of the Monastery of San Miguel

The monastery of San Miguel de Barcena is located in the village of Barcena's Monastery in the council Asturian of Tineo .The present building dates from the thirteenth century, but has been modified. It is structured in a single nave and a semicircular apse. On the north side opened in the sixteenth century chapel. In the header put the vestry and a small domed apsidiole.The church maintains two covers Romanesque and a double window to its original Romanesque factory. Inside all part of the head is decorated with wall paintings of the sixteenth century.

Museum of Sacred Art of Tineo

The Museum of Sacred Art of Tineo is located in the town of Asturias of Tineo .The museum is located in the Convent of San Francisco del Monte.Promoted by a neighborhood association and the pastor Thomas Candido Garcia displays a collection of ecclesiastical gold, wood carvings, clothing and books.

Valentin Carbayon

The Valentine's Carbayon a Carbayon or oak of the species Quercus robur, located in the town of Valentine in the council of Tineo in Asturias. It is located next to the church of San Pedro, because as often happened in these cases, the tree was revered by ancient communities, which used the church to build their temples then next to them.Its dimensions are impressive with a height of 16 meters and a glass of 20, but what is striking is the perimeter of the trunk that reaches 10 meters, indicating their high age. Is believed to be the longest lived of Asturias, as there are documents in which is reflected prior to the discovery of America.

Palacio de los Garcia de Tineo

The Palacio de los Garcia de Tineo, or Maldonado, is located in the town of Tineo. Located in the old part of the Villa, at number 25 on the High Street. In its vicinity stands the church of the former convent of San Francisco and the building of the Palace of Justice.

Monasterio de Santa Maria la Real

The monastery of Santa Maria la Real de Obona, is a Benedictine temple located in the town of Obona, in the council of Tineo, in the autonomous community of Asturias. It was declared a National Monument on May 14, 1982.The original temple was located on the site now occupied by the monastery is believed to have been founded by Prince Adelgaster, bastard son of King Silo and his wife Donna Brunilde on January 17 from 780.

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