Iglesia de San Miguel Arcángel

The church features three naves with stellar cross vaults, supported by half-point arches and decorated with Ionic-style clustered pillars throughout the structure.

Construction began in 1517 under Martin Camacho's direction, with the first burial recorded in 1539 after the baptismal font installation was completed.

The main altarpiece, created by Pietro Morone and Juan Martinez de Salamanca, represents the artistic collaboration of different craftsmen during the 16th century.

Located on a hill overlooking the town, the church combines reddish sandstone with gray limestone in its exterior construction, marked by strong buttresses.

The main portal displays an advanced Renaissance composition with a shelter arch, while secondary entrances maintain Gothic moldings on the southern wall.

Location: Ibdes

Architectural style: Spanish Gothic architecture

GPS coordinates: 41.21882,-1.83431

Latest update: March 6, 2025 03:43