Church of San Martín, Valladolid

The Church of San Martín is a place of worship with Gothic architecture and a rectangular layout divided into three naves by stone pillars. Its main apse and several side chapels complete the internal structure of this building.

Construction of this place of worship started in the 12th century as the city developed. The 16th century brought changes that introduced Renaissance elements into the original Gothic design.

The church remains active in the city's religious life and welcomes visitors who come to see its decorated altars and side chapels. The interior shows how different generations left their mark through artistic contributions over the centuries.

Visitors can enter the church on most days and explore the interior at their own pace. Comfortable shoes are recommended and it is best to respect any local visiting guidelines, especially during religious services.

The tower stands out because of its four different architectural levels that read like a visible timeline of building techniques. Each level shows how craft methods and styles changed over long periods of time.