Plaza España

In it is the Church of Our Lady of the Assumption, occupies one of the flanks of the Plaza Mayor of the town. In plan it has two naves of Herrerian influence: the main one and the San Lorenzo nave, which is shorter, and a Mannerist chapel on the Gospel side.
In the main nave is the altarpiece, a copy of the one from 1553, destroyed in the Civil War, of which six panels are preserved that correspond to a pre-Mannerist before Correa de Vivar, which some hypotheses attribute to the School of Hernando Yánez ( disciple of Raphael). At the end of this nave, the choir stands on a segmental arch.
In the nave of San Lorenzo, a work by Gregorio Prieto with the figure of the patron saint, the Virgen de la Consolación.

In the same Plaza is the Information and Tourism office. They will kindly provide us with plans and detail the visit.

beautiful place