Church of San Martín, Briviesca

The church features three naves divided by cylindrical pillars, with the central nave rising higher than the lateral sections under complex vaulting.

The construction began in the late 15th century with Gothic elements, while masters Lope García de Arredondo and Juan de Sisniega completed most works in the 16th century.

The main altarpiece, finished in 1705, displays gilded woodwork and polychrome sculptures, with Saint Martin of Tours as the central figure.

The church maintains regular opening hours for visitors throughout the week, allowing access before and after religious services.

The Chapel of las Viejas contains a Hispano-Flemish altarpiece from 1490-1515 depicting scenes from the childhood of Jesus.

Location: Briviesca

Architectural style: late Gothic

GPS coordinates: 42.55080,-3.32389

Latest update: March 25, 2025 00:37