Church of la Santísima Trinidad

The Church of Santísima Trinidad features three naves with the central one higher than the lateral ones, divided into four sections without a transept.

The church's construction was completed before 1492, as evidenced by the Catholic Monarchs' coat of arms on the vault, which does not include the Granada symbol.

The northern facade displays Gothic floral style with pinnacles and two entrance bays with ogee arches, representing regional architectural evolution of the 14th century.

Located adjacent to Plaza Mayor and Torres de la Trinidad city hall, this church remains the only active parish in the municipality of Alcaraz.

Eight original panels by master Juan de Borgoña, depicting biblical events, were discovered under layers of plaster in 2020.

Location: Alcaraz

Architectural style: Gothic art

GPS coordinates: 38.66464,-2.49043

Latest update: March 2, 2025 20:24