Church of Saint James the Great

The Church of Saint James the Great features Spanish Gothic architecture with Renaissance elements, including intricate sculptures and detailed stone carvings throughout the building.

Jerónimo Quijano designed this religious structure in the early 16th century, incorporating architectural elements that reflected the transition from Gothic to Renaissance styles.

The church maintains its status as a bien de interés cultural, representing significant religious heritage within the Alicante region through its architectural and artistic elements.

Visitors can explore the church's interior spaces, which contain multiple chapels, ornate decorations, and architectural features from different construction periods.

The building combines Gothic structural elements with Renaissance decorative features, demonstrating the architectural evolution during Spain's 16th century construction period.

Location: Orihuela

Architects: Jerónimo Quijano

Architectural style: Spanish Gothic architecture

Part of: cultural heritage in Alicante

GPS coordinates: 38.08763,-0.95013

Latest update: March 10, 2025 23:04