Church of San Marcos, Parish church in Icod de los Vinos, Spain
The Church of San Marcos is a parish church in Icod de los Vinos with a rectangular layout divided into three naves by semicircular arches. Inside, eight chapels line the walls, and ornate Mudejar coffered ceilings with geometric patterns stretch overhead.
The building started as a small hermitage in 1500 and gained parish church status in 1515. This change marked its growing importance to the local community and its connection to religious devotion.
The church brings together religious artworks from many cultures and periods that visitors can see while walking through. These pieces reflect the diverse people who have prayed and left their mark here over centuries.
The church sits on Plaza de Lorenzo Cáceres in the town center and is easy to reach on foot. Visitors should be prepared for regular services and plan visits accordingly to explore the interior freely.
An exceptionally large silver filigree cross hangs inside and ranks among the largest of its kind anywhere. This handcrafted piece shows the skilled artistry and resources that shaped this place over time.
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