The Church of San Leonardo, located in Narrillos de San Leonardo, is a historic temple dating from the 16th century. Next to the church are a pylon and a fountain, as well as a stone boar from the Iron Age, similar to the Toros de Guisando, which adds a distinctive value to the environment. Dedicated to Saint Leonard of Noblac, this medieval saint enjoys great devotion in Europe, especially for his role as protector of prisoners and crusaders. The church, of simple beauty, combines historical architectural elements, including an arcaded entrance, and is one of the highlights of the town. Both caminos, St James Way and Teresian Route cross this site.
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Pl. Iglesia 14, Narrillos de San Leonardo, Ávila - Web
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