The Church of San Antonio in Aranjuez, a round church with a lantern behind a five-arched portico, flanked by arcaded galleries across an open square.

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Church of San Antonio

The Church of San Antonio is a Baroque church on the main square of Aranjuez, begun in 1752 to designs by Santiago Bonavía as a chapel serving both the court and the townspeople. A circular body crowned by a lantern rises behind a portico of five arches, and long arcaded galleries link it to the neighbouring buildings of the square.

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Royal Palace of Aranjuez

palace

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