Colegiata de Santa María la Mayor

The church features three naves divided into five sections with a central nave wider than the lateral ones and a non-protruding transept.

Originally constructed as a mosque, the building was transformed into a Romanesque church following the reconquest of Caspe in 1169.

The main altarpiece displays the Assumption theme while the choir stalls exhibit Renaissance craftsmanship with alternating marquetry and polychrome wood.

The religious monument maintains regular visiting hours and stands near the center of Caspe at coordinates 41.236112, -0.037375.

The collegiate church contains architectural elements from multiple periods, including Mudejar doors in the main sacristy and varied pillar profiles in the transept area.

Location: Caspe

Architectural style: Gothic architecture

GPS coordinates: 41.23611,-0.03737

Latest update: March 8, 2025 22:38