Route of Churches and Chapels
Route of Churches and Chapels

Main Church (16th-18th c.)
A historic church with Gothic and Renaissance architecture, it is notable for its beautiful Renaissance grille, alfarjes and octagonal tower with bells.

Church of St James (Arrabal de Marzuela)
Exponent of the Mudejar style, it stands out for its Moorish limes and rich polychromy. It is an ideal place to lose yourself in narrow streets with historic...

Church of Los Dolores (16th century)
Located in the old moat of the medina, it stands out for its Baroque architecture with vaults and stipites, and its history linked to José de Mora.

Cloister of the Convent of Santo Domingo and exhibition space
Historic complex with arcaded cloister and cultural centre in restored church, ideal for exploring architecture and enjoying exhibitions.

Church of La Merced (16th century)
It is a 16th century building with a unique baroque dressing room, outstanding for its stucco decoration, paintings and mirrors, and its rich architectural h...

Church of San Juan (16th century)
A 16th century building with Mudejar architecture, notable for its star-shaped vault, Doric columns and unique tower. Ideal for history lovers.

Hermitage of St Rita
A 16th century hermitage with a Mudejar tower, unique in its type, it offers a glimpse into the religious and social past, being the only one of its group st...

Former Church and Monastery of San Jerónimo (16th-17th c.) and exhibition space
A historic monastery from the 16th-17th century, it stands out for its Gothic and Renaissance architecture, and offers an exhibition space in a unique and cu...
