Church of El Salvador, Baez

The Church of El Salvador exhibits rectangular architecture with three naves divided by seven pointed arches and decorated columns with drop-shaped moldings.

Construction of the Church of El Salvador began in 1385 and reached completion in 1399, marking an important period of religious architecture in medieval Spain.

The church houses notable religious artworks including an 18th-century marble bas-relief of the Virgin of Val de Haro and the mannerist sculpture of Christ of Humility.

The building measures 11.80 meters wide and 35.80 meters long, featuring windows added during the 1968-1975 restoration that provide natural light throughout the space.

The bell tower, added in the 16th century under Bishop Esteban Gabriel Merino, contains an episcopal shield and illuminated internal staircase with distinctive moldings.

Location: Baeza

GPS coordinates: 37.99351,-3.47167

Latest update: March 5, 2025 22:30