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Capilla de San Bartolomé, Medieval chapel in Córdoba, Spain

Description

Capilla de San Bartolomé is a small house of prayer built in Mudéjar style with a rectangular floor plan and an elevated presbytery at one end. The interior features detailed wall decorations in plaster and tile, while the floor is composed of multiple materials including clay tiles and specialized decorative pieces.

History

This house of worship was built between 1399 and 1410 and initially served as a parish church for the local community. Early in the 1600s it ceased this religious function and became part of the local heritage.

Culture

The chapel takes its name from Saint Bartholomew and displays walls adorned with intricate patterns combining geometric and plant motifs. These decorations reflect the Mudéjar style, which blends Moorish and Christian artistic traditions in a way visitors can still appreciate today.

Practical

You can reach the chapel by walking through an internal courtyard accessed from Averroes Street or by passing through the Faculty of Philosophy and Arts building. Take your time to walk around slowly and examine the decorative details on the walls and floors at your own pace.

Did you know?

The chapel floor combines three different materials all dating back to the original construction period, showing how craftspeople used varied techniques. The specialized olambrilla tiles are particularly noteworthy as they represent a distinctive feature of Andalusian buildings from this era.

Location
Architectural style
Mudéjar style, Mudéjar architecture
Elevation above the sea
113 m
Accessibility
Wheelchair inaccessible
Part of
Facultad de Filosofía y Letras building
Address
C. Averroes, s/n, Centro, 14004 Córdoba, Spain
Opening Hours
Monday-Saturday 15:30-18:30; Sunday 10:30-13:30
GPS coordinates
37.87962,-4.78242
Latest update
December 8, 2025 21:06

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