Iglesia de Santa Comba

Today: Igrexa de Santa Comba de Bande, Bande

Place: Santa Comba de Bande (Bande)
Kind: Church
Built: 7th century
What remains: Standing
Visiting: Not checked

A Greek cross raised in great slabs of stone laid dry, without mortar, with slightly stilted barrel vaults and horseshoe arches at the apse and the entrance. The four marble columns carrying the chancel arch, and their Corinthian capitals, come from the Roman baths of Bande. Most sources date it to the 7th century.

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