Iglesia de San Juan Evangelista

The church structure displays Gothic-Mudéjar architecture with large pillars, arches, and a prominent stone baptistal font as central elements.

The church's construction dates to the 12th and 13th centuries, with notable additions including a 15th-century Gothic counter-nave sponsored by Beltran de la Cueva.

The Renaissance altarpiece contains paintings by Segovian artist Alonso de Herrera and features detailed representations of Saint John the Evangelist.

The church maintains regular visiting hours and offers guided tours since 2008 to showcase both exterior architecture and interior religious artifacts.

The church ceiling features medieval paintings from 1400 that display heraldic decorations and botanical motifs characteristic of the period.

Location: Santibáñez de Valcorba

Location: Cuéllar

Architectural style: Mudéjar style

GPS coordinates: 41.56990,-4.45124

Latest update: August 31, 2025 09:30