A charming town in the Los Arcos region. The Church of Santa María Magdalena is a highlight.
16th Century
This 16th-century Gothic-Renaissance style church features a single, wide nave divided into four sections by slightly pointed transverse arches. It has a chamfered apse with a ribbed vault and three later additions, such as the side corbels and the four-tiered tower, which is open only to the uppermost section with semicircular arches. The apse's decoration is Rococo in style, with a predominance of rocaille motifs. The choir at the west end is another addition, this one with a more modern appearance.
Inside, a large Baroque wooden baldachin with slender columns stands out, occupying almost the entire space of the apse.
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