A venerable church that hosts possibly the most beautiful image of the Virgin in Gothic style in Spain.

The hermitage is linked to a journey of a sick king and his miraculous healing thanks to a saint.

Beautiful church known because it was the site of an important royal wedding in the seventeenth century

Church with the only medieval apse in Mudejar style in the region, it could have been a mosque.

Built on the possible site of an ancient medieval mosque, although without confirmed remains

Founded by Queen Regent Maria Cristina of Habsburg, second wife of Alfonso XII, the church initially served as an asylum for poor children.

The private devotion of a Spanish nobleman made him build this singular baroque temple more similar to a palace.

This sea of columns, fifty of which are monolithic, gives the crypt an atmosphere conducive to reflection and spirituality

A beautiful Gothic church linked to the Spanish Monarchy for five centuries.