Church of San Miguel

The Church of San Miguel features a square layout with a central nave, two aisles, and polygonal apses, displaying Gothic architectural elements throughout its structure.

King Ferdinand III of Castile commissioned this church after Córdoba's conquest in the 13th century, making it one of twelve churches built during that period.

The marble main altar from the 18th century represents the craftsmanship and religious traditions that influenced Spanish ecclesiastical architecture over centuries.

Located in central Córdoba at coordinates 37.885945, -4.779365, the church remains open for religious services and architectural exploration.

The church incorporates a horseshoe arch at its side entrance, preserving an element from the earlier Caliphate period within its Gothic structure.

Location: Córdoba

Architectural style: Gothic architecture

Part of: iglesias fernandinas de Córdoba

GPS coordinates: 37.88594,-4.77937

Latest update: March 7, 2025 05:50