Church of São Frutuoso

A chapel that is part of the church complex in Real in the province of Braga. It is one of the oldest churches in Portugal and was built by the Visigoths in the 7th century. Currently it is connected to the neighboring church, through which one enters its interior. It is a pre-Romanesque building on the plan of a Greek cross with a sycamore roof above the place where the naves cross. It is devoid of windows that are only marked on the side walls. The interior is empty and very strict, decorated only with arches and carved friezes supported on columns.