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St. Bartholomew Parish Church

St. Bartholomew Church, located in the northeastern tip of the village, has its origins in the S. XV, but now only retains its original form in the apse, instead of the high altar and chapel vaulted Gothic cross.

Its construction is exempt from a single ship with semicircular apse and chapel next to the Gospel. The main access presents a semicircular arch dovelas with blocks of granite under the portico closed with six semicircular arches and masonry enlucidos.Se remains of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, stressing the cross vault of the chapel and the remainder of the building resulting from successive arrangements and ampliaciones

The exterior is masonry enlucida in the south façade, which is the main, being masonry view the apse and the north facade and the steeple, XVI.La century facade of the chapel of the Gospel, p. XVI, is blocks of granite, and is finished to match the fascia board covered with a ball.

In 1944, for a few reforms, we verified the existence of mural painting Gothic already deteriorated in the apse, and at least ten tombstones burial gothic within the Iglesia.En drawing of the mural, is a glimpse figure of a person, possibly a man sitting with a blanket or coat of red on the side of his body, and in the interior of a temple gótico. Around this person appear a niche and two people with arrodillaras dress in black and red helmet. The second, an animal defined by the absence of her head and a dove.En 1944, durante unas reformas, se comprobó la existencia de pintura mural gótica, ya deteriorada en el ábside; y al menos diez lápidas de enterramiento también góticas dentro de la propia Iglesia.

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Navalafuente enjoys a privileged natural environment and the travel can be the most emblematic of the people and enjoy their routes in the countryside

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