Orós Bajo facts for kids

Quick facts for kids Orós Bajo Orós Baxo
Population unit
The church of Saint Eulalia
Orós Bajo Location in Spain
Autonomous community	Aragon
Province	Huesca
Municipality	Biescas
Population  (2019)
• Total	22

Orós Bajo (Aragonese: Orós Baxo) is a very small village located in the beautiful Pyrenees mountains of Spain. It is part of the larger area called Biescas in the Huesca province. In 2019, only 22 people lived here, making it a very quiet and peaceful place.

Exploring Orós Bajo's Old Church

Orós Bajo is famous for its old church, the Church of Saint Eulalia. This church is special because it is part of a group of historic buildings known as the Serrablo churches. These churches are found in the Tena Valley and the Serrablo region of the Pyrenees.

What Makes Serrablo Churches Special?

The Serrablo churches are unique because they show a mix of old building styles. Many of them were built a very long time ago, during the Early Romanesque period. This was a style of architecture from around the 10th and 11th centuries. It used strong, simple shapes and thick walls.

Some of these churches also show Mozarabic influences. Mozarabic art and architecture come from Christians who lived under Muslim rule in Spain. This style often includes horseshoe arches and special decorations. The Church of Saint Eulalia in Orós Bajo combines these ancient styles, making it an important historical monument.

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In Spanish: Orós Bajo para niños