Iglesia de San Anton

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Its layout features three naves in four sections, terminating in a straight apse with no projection beyond the floor plan. Various chapels were subsequently built in the spaces between the buttresses on the side opposite the estuary. The volumes are clearly staggered, with the main nave amply predominating over the side naves.

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