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2. En qué años se construyó.
 Without accurate news on its foundation, this is one of the oldest churches in Madrid and is cited as the Jurisdiction of 1202. At first, it was located near the source closed doors, moving to its current location Street Nuncio in times of Alfonso XI, following the capture of Algeciras to Muslims in 1345

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4. ¿Quién lo mandó construir y quién lo construyó?
 The temple was rebuilt in the early seventeenth century by the archbishop of Brindisi, Lorenzo Reinoso, with three naves and leaving the building is heard the original. This is another of the churches named in the outside Madrid in 1202 as the oldest in Madrid. It may be built over what was once the Moorish mosque in the suburb of Morería

5.Descripcion del edificio
 The current building is a result of several renovations and additions that make up an amalgam of buildings unstructured and undefined. The Tower is the only element Matiena a particular style, the Mudejar, and still does not appear in pure form, it is topped with a steeple Herrera trace. It was erected in brick, mid-fourteenth century. Beside the tower base, there is a simple façade (now sealed), that the sigloXIV could date. Loa chapel in Lujan was the tomb of Friar Antonio de Luján, bishop of modoñedo, built by Francisco de Luján, his brother, kept today in the national museum madrid arqueologuicas The altarpiece is bora of Sebastian Benavente and dates from 1671.

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7. Por qué es importante.
 This is one of the oldest churches in Madrid and is cited as the Jurisdiction of 1202. At first, it was located near the source closed doors, and moved to its current location Street Nuncio in times of Alfonso XI. Probably the oldest part is the Mudejar tower may date from the mid fourteenth century. Built entirely on brick, its decor is simple, highlighting the horseshoe arches of the windows. Beside the tower, we find a cover date Tormo Renaissance around 1525. The San Pedro el Viejo Church has a basilica plan with three naves. The nave is covered with a barrel vault with lunette and dome at the crossing of classical baroque tradition. Fuente: [] []

8.Leyendas, historias, anécdotas
 legend . The parish of St. Peter the Elder is of uncertain origin. Jurisdiction was cited in Madrid in 1202, referring to an old existing building in today's closed door, and we know that in the fourteenth century, was moved to a new building at its current location, not far of that square. It is very possible that it will build over the old Moorish mosque in the suburb of Morería. Initially it was known as Saint Peter Real, but lost that designation in 1891, when she stopped being in favor of the parish church of La Paloma. The latter church was then called the Royal and St. Peter, to avoid confusion, popularly dubbed the building the street from the Nuncio and the Old St. Peter. Confusion that, in practice, has never existed since the Madrid designating the church of the Dove with this name and not its official name. Legend II The church of San Pedro Real always struck by their poverty, despite his seniority and merit. Even has its legend, which says that there was a large bell that its size and weight could not be woke up one morning and ever since putting had powers to ward off storms and storms, to the point that when it was used saying "let us flee, touching the bell of St. Peter. "

9. Fuentes
-Wikipedia -Madridhistorico -Madridpedia

12. ¿Qué es la Iglesia de San Pedro el Viejo?
 The Church of San Pedro el Viejo is a Catholic church, located at the confluence of the streets and Costanilla Nuncio of Saint Peter Street near Segovia in Madrid (Spain). It is considered one of the oldest churches in the city. The present church was built in the fourteenth century, when it belongs to its Mudejar tower, probably its most prominent architectural feature. He has undergone several reforms, which have significantly altered its original appearance. One of the most significant was made in the seventeenth century, by which it gave the air a certain set of unified .

Known in the Ancien Regime as San Pedro el Real, in the settlement of 1891 lost its status for the parish church of La Paloma, becoming annexed to the parish of Our Lady of Good Counsel. Since that time, adopted the name Paloma San Pedro Real, bringing this centuries-old church became known as San Pedro el Viejo, name under which it currently continues to know.

As for the present building, we can say that has resulted from various alterations and additions that have been happening throughout history.

Probably the oldest part is the Mudejar tower may date from the mid fourteenth century. Built entirely on brick, its decor is simple, highlighting the horseshoe arches of the windows. Beside the tower, we find a cover date Tormo Renaissance around 1525.

Inside, the first note of the ribbed head epistle, which could be the fifteenth century. On the main header and the three naves, dating from the first half of the seventeenth century, a period in which the temple was renovated at the initiative of the Archbishop of Brindisi, Lorenzo Reinoso. At the head of the left aisle is a chapel founded by Francisco Lujan in the sixteenth century, and where was the tomb of his brother Fray Antonio de Luján, bishop of Mondoñedo, and is now in the National Archaeological Museum.

In 1891 he lost his title from parish to benefit the Church of the Dove by what became an annex to the Parish of Our Lady of Good Success, knowing desdeentonces as San Pedro el Viejo. This is one of the oldest churches in Madrid and one of the few exponents of the art Mozarabic preserved in the city, the tower of this kind could date from the mid fourteenth century and today can be seen as gradually be tilting the style of the tower of Pisa

Fuentes: Wikipedia y madrid historico

13.Tradiciones
__Imagen de Jesús el Pobre, en su paso__ __procesional de Semana santa__  In San Pedro el Viejo is kept of the religious images of greater devotion among Catholics Madrid. The carving of Jesus Pobre, so named to differentiate it from the statue of Jesus of Medina (which is venerated in the church of the same name), is due to Juan Astorga, carved in the late sigloXVIII Seville. In 1812, she was transferred from the Andalusian capital to its present location, as a gift from the duchess, widow of Santiesteban and Medina, who kept in the palace of the House of Pilate Poor Jesus goes out in procession every Holy Thursday, in one of the most multitudinous processions of Holy Week in Madrid. At the start of the image of the temple, the pads that load should be dragged over to avoid damaging the carving with the doorway. Inside the temple stands the Chapel of Christ the Rains, which is rooted in a tradition of the Middle Ages. According to legend, the ringing of bells managed to divert storms and thus, it could protect crops from weather adversities Fuentes:wikipedia  San Pedro el Viejo is saved one of the greatest religious figures of devotion Catholic. The size of the Poor Jesus, so named to differentiate it from the image of Jesus of Medina (which is venerated in the church of the same name), is due to Juan Astorga, carved in the late sigloXVIII Seville. In 1812, she was transferred from the Andalusian capital to its present location, as a gift from the duchess, widow of Santiesteban and Medina, who kept in the palace of the House of Pilate Poor Jesus goes out in procession every Holy Thursday, in one of the most multitudinous processions of Holy Week in Madrid. At the start of the image of the temple, the pads that load should be dragged over to avoid damaging the carving with the doorway. Inside the church is the Chapel of Christ of Rains, which has its roots in a tradition of the Middle Ages. According to legend, the ringing of the bells got divert storms and thus, it could protect the crops from adverse weather event

14.Sabías que...
 Without accurate news on its foundation, this is one of the oldest churches in Madrid and is cited as the Jurisdiction of 1202. At first, it was located near the source closed doors, moving to its current location Street Nuncio in times of Alfonso XI, following the capture of Gibraltar from the Moors in 1345.

Known in the Ancien Regime as San Pedro el Real, in the settlement of 1891 lost its status for the parish church of La Paloma, becoming annexed to the parish of Our Lady of Good Counsel. Since that time, adopted the name Paloma San Pedro Real, bringing this centuries-old church became known as San Pedro el Viejo, name under which it currently continues to know.

As for the present building, we can say that has resulted from various alterations and additions that have been happening throughout history.

Probably the oldest part is the Mudejar tower may date from the mid fourteenth century. Built entirely on brick, its decor is simple, highlighting the horseshoe arches of the windows. Beside the tower, we find a cover date Tormo Renaissance around 1525.

Inside, the first note of the ribbed head epistle, which could be the fifteenth century. On the main header and the three naves, dating from the first half of the seventeenth century, a period in which the temple was renovated at the initiative of the Archbishop of Brindisi, Lorenzo Reinoso. At the head of the left aisle is a chapel founded by Francisco Lujan in the sixteenth century, and where was the tomb of his brother Fray Antonio de Luján, bishop of Mondoñedo, and is now in the National Archaeological Museum. Fuentes:madrid historico