San Miguel de Lillo, auch San Miguel de Liño genannt, ist eine vorromanische, dem Erzengel Michael geweihte Palastkapelle am Fuße des Monte Naranco, drei Kilometer nordwestlich von Oviedo, der Hauptstadt der spanischen autonomen Gemeinschaft Asturien. Die Kapelle wurde – wie die Kirche Santa María del Naranco – unter dem asturischen König Ramiro I. in der Mitte des 9. Jahrhunderts als Teil einer Palastanlage gebaut.
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Asturias, Spain
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