Just searching to know more about this unexpected church I found by incident on an evening walk around the hotel I stay. I am pretty certain that the whole quarter shows relicts of a large monastery complex in an Spanish or Portuguese Romanic architecture style. What was called a fake church above are rather the remnants of the monastery chapel that is obviously some kind of wedding event space and Italian Restaurant, as it seems. Do you have any idea about the historical background of those buildings or any idea, where I could find more knowledge facts about it? The whole place is so stunningly beautifu and authenticl I could hardly believe my eyes! Please give me a hint if anybody knows more about it.

I just happened to see this as I was walking in the area. It's certainly not worth a special trip to see it - though there was a walking tour group of Japanese people when I was there. It amused me that this real church stands directly opposite a wedding chapel fake church.