What is Santa María del Naranco?
{{Infobox religious building | building_name=Church of St Mary at Mount Naranco <br /><small>Iglesia de Santa María del Naranco {{in lang|es}}</small> | image=Santa María del Naranco, Oviedo edited.jpg | caption= | location= [[Oviedo]], [[Spain]] | geo = {{coord|43|22|44.5|N|5|51|57.5|W|region:ES-O_type:landmark|display=inline,title}} | religious_affiliation=[[Roman Catholic]] | rite= | province= [[Asturias]] | district= | consecration_year= 848 | status= Inactive | leadership= | website= [http://www.santamariadelnaranco.blogspot.com Official website] | architect= | architecture_type= [[Church (building)|Church]] | architecture_style= [[Pre-Romanesque art|Pre-Romanesque]] | heritage_designation = World Heritage Site | facade_direction= O | groundbreaking = | year_completed= | construction_cost= | capacity= | length={{convert|20|m|ft}} | width={{convert|10|m|ft}} | width_nave= | height_max= | materials= |designation1=WHS |designation1_offname= Monuments of Oviedo and the Kingdom of the Asturias |designation1_date=1985 <small>(9th [[World Heritage Committee|session]])</small> |designation1_criteria=i, ii, vi |designation1_number=[http://whc.unesco.org/en/list/312 312] |designation1_type=Cultural |designation1_free1name=State Party |designation1_free1value=Spain |designation1_free2name=Region |designation1_free2value=[[List of World Heritage Sites in Europe|Europe and North America]] |designation2=Spanish Property of Cultural Interest |designation2_offname= Santa María del Naranco |designation2_date=24 January 1885 |designation2_number=RI-51-0000047 |designation2_type=Non-movable }} The '''church of St Mary at Mount Naranco''' ({{lang-es|Iglesia de Santa María del Naranco}}) is a [[Roman Catholic]] church in [[Oviedo]], northern [[Spain]]. It was built in 848 as a royal [[palace]] for [[King]] [[Ramiro I of Asturias]].<ref name=Drewno92>Agnieszka Drewno; et al, ''DK Eyewitness Travel Guide: Northern Spain'' (New York: DK Publishing, 2009), p. 92</ref> It was changed into a church during the [[13th century]].<ref>