Church of Saint Christopher

The Church of Saint Christopher exhibits rounded arches, strong pillars, and decorative elements characteristic of medieval religious architecture from the 12th century.

Founded in 1145, this religious structure became part of the UNESCO World Heritage site designation alongside other monuments in the Old City of Salamanca.

The church holds regular religious services and ceremonies, maintaining its function as a center for spiritual gatherings in the Salamanca community.

This monument opens its doors during specific hours, and visitors should note that the interior spaces are not accessible by wheelchair.

The building contains an associated necropolis, adding archaeological value to its religious and architectural significance within the Spanish heritage collection.

Location: Salamanca

Architectural style: Romanesque architecture

Accessibility: Rolstoelontoegankelijk

Part of: Old City of Salamanca

GPS coordinates: 40.96394,-5.65917

Latest update: March 6, 2025 12:54