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La arquitectura románica se caracteriza por plantas de salas rectangulares cubiertas con bóvedas de cañón o de arista soportadas por gruesas columnas con arcos de medio punto, así como por contrafuertes externos, cimborrios y dos torres en la fachada principal.
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