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In Madrid, the church landscape showcases a blend of architectural styles reflecting the city’s long history. San Francisco el Grande, with its massive dome and neoclassical design, stands out in the La Latina neighborhood. Nearby, the Iglesia de San Andrés features a Baroque façade that draws the eye, while inside, the intricate altarpiece reveals the craftsmanship of the period. The Church of Santa María la Blanca, originally built as a synagogue, offers a glimpse into the city’s multicultural past, with its striking white interior and Moorish influences.