The tall stone church of San Miguel de Lillo with its wooden door, set against a wooded hillside.

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San Miguel de Lillo

San Miguel de Lillo is a church on Mount Naranco built for King Ramiro I and consecrated in 848, about 100 metres from Santa María del Naranco. Only its western part stands, as the rest collapsed in the 12th or 13th century. The carved stone jambs of the entrance and the windows cut from single slabs of stone remain. It is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Mon10:00–12:30

Tue10:00–14:30

Wed10:00–14:30

Thu10:00–14:30

Fri10:00–14:30

Sat10:00–14:30

Sun10:00–12:30

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Santa María del Naranco

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