Iglesia de San Gil y Santa Ana

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Iglesia de San Gil y Santa Ana. Iglesia Parroquial de san Gil y santa Ana St. Gill and St. Anna Church Granada come to Spain and other European countries to travel, basically look at the castle, the second look at the famous street, the third is to see the church. I was the same, and every place I went was always attracted by the old and exquisite building of the church, and I knew that the church was very similar and determined not to go to the church again, but I could not bear my curiosity and went in. I have been to Granada for two days, and on my way back from the Alhambra, I passed by this chapel and knew that the church was definitely not as grand as the main church in terms of scale, but I went in and saw it. The floor plan of the Church of Santa Ana is rectangular, with a nave on both sides with five sides and a higher cathedral, separated by a horizontal arch between the nave. The gate is a semicircular arch, flanked by Corinthian columns with grooved shafts, on a high base. Coroned by three alcoves, it is engraved with images of Santa Ana, Maria Jokobi and Maria Salome, and a medal with images of the Virgin and children. It was built in 1537 and built in the area where the mosque is located. The tower was built by Juan Castra between 1561 and 1563. Granada Vega de Granada