Church of San Salvador

The Church of San Salvador exhibits thick stone walls, rounded arches, and substantial buttresses characteristic of medieval religious architecture in central Spain.

The construction of San Salvador Church during the Romanesque period reflects the expansion of Christian religious buildings across the Iberian Peninsula.

The Spanish government designated this religious structure as a bien de interés cultural, marking its status as a protected national monument.

Visitors can access the church through the main entrance on the south side, with local tourism offices providing information about visiting schedules.

The stone masonry techniques used in the church walls demonstrate the medieval construction methods prevalent in the Guadalajara province.

Location: Cifuentes

Architectural style: Romanesque architecture in Spain

GPS coordinates: 40.78581,-2.62288

Latest update: March 10, 2025 03:45