Hispano-Visigothic Culture

Hispano-Visigothic culture reflects the blending of Roman and Visigothic influences in Iberia (modern Spain and Portugal) during the early Middle Ages. Following the fall of Rome, the Visigoths, a Germanic people, established a kingdom that adopted Roman administrative practices, Christianity, and Latin language. This fusion resulted in distinctive art, architecture, and legal traditions that combined Germanic customs with Roman sophistication. Key legacies include Visigothic law codes, church structures, and art styles seen in liturgical objects. Overall, Hispano-Visigothic culture exemplifies the cultural synthesis that shaped medieval Iberian identity.