A 17th-century apocryphal text claims that St. Lawrence got the Holy Grail out of Rome and hid it with his relatives in Huesca before being sentenced to death.
It was a Benedictine monastery for women in the 11th and 12th centuries and the women of the Aragonese nobility lived within its walls.
Romanesque monastery that was a famous cultural and religious center in early medieval Spain, and where the Grail was guarded for a time.
Sanctuary erected on the place where the martyr St. Lawrence was born and lived and where he had the Grail hidden before his death.
Impressive church whose facade resembles the grill where St. Lawrence was martyred.
The church of San Adrián has a peculiarity: water flows from its walls. It is as if a river would literally flow in and out of it.
Beautiful Gothic church that stands where the Grail was kept during the High Middle Ages.
Ancient 9th century monastery where the Holy Grail was hidden for almost 200 years and whose walls gush water.
A dragon in the city of Valencia, see of the Holy Grail. Why? What is the link?