Igreja de São Francisco

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Igreja de São Francisco is a prominent late Gothic-Manueline church in Évora, Portugal, best known for its striking architecture and the adjacent Chapel of Bones.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman Catholic church
church building
tourist attraction
affiliation Order of Friars Minor
architecturalStyle Gothic architecture
Manueline architecture
late Gothic
constructionEnd early 16th century
constructionStart 15th century
continent Europe
country Portugal
dedicatedTo Saint Francis of Assisi
denomination Roman Catholic
diocese Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Évora
era Late Middle Ages
hasFeature Manueline portal
baroque altarpieces
bell tower
cloister
ornate high choir
ribbed vaults
side chapels
single wide nave
hasPart Capela dos Ossos (Chapel of Bones)
heritageDesignation UNESCO World Heritage Site component
heritageStatus protected monument
knownFor adjacent Chapel of Bones
striking late Gothic-Manueline architecture
languageOfOfficialName Portuguese
locatedIn Alentejo
Alentejo Region
linked to: Alentejo

historic centre of Évora
Évora
Évora District
locationCity Évora
locationCountry Portugal
material stone
municipality Évora Municipality
namedAfter Francis of Assisi
officialName Igreja de São Francisco
partOf Historic Centre of Évora
religion Christianity
religiousOrder Franciscans
linked to: Franciscan Order
rite Latin Rite
usedFor cultural visits
religious services
tourism

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Évora religiousBuilding Igreja de São Francisco
Historic Centre of Évora contains Igreja de São Francisco
Capela dos Ossos locatedIn Igreja de São Francisco (Évora)
linked to: Igreja de São Francisco
Igreja de São Francisco (Évora) officialName Igreja de São Francisco
subject linked to: Igreja de São Francisco