Iglesia de la Inmaculada Concepción

The Inmaculada Concepción Church features a rectangular main chapel and three naves with Gothic vaults supported by square pillars and Corinthian columns.

Architect Andrés de Vandelvira modified the church design in 1559, adjusting the width and height of the naves and adding chapels between the buttresses.

The church reflects the architectural evolution of the Kingdom of Jaén during the 16th century through contributions from several master builders of the period.

The church maintains its religious function while standing as a protected cultural heritage site under Spanish law, ensuring its preservation for future generations.

The exterior facades to the south and north follow a similar pattern to the four-body tower attached to the west facade, integrating Renaissance elements.

Location: Huelma

Architects: Andrés de Vandelvira

Architectural style: Renaissance

GPS coordinates: 37.65056,-3.46099

Latest update: March 4, 2025 09:26