The most beautiful religious buildings Spain

Built in xiii^e century on the remains of a former Arab mosque, it was remodelled in xv^e century in a Gothic style, then the façade was renovated in xviii^e century. Inside, you can see a cross of procession and a chalice belonged to pope Benedict XIII, and a reliquary of pope Clement VIII. 

With its historic combination of styles (Gothic, Renaissance...) it is, without doubt, one of the sacred most important monuments of the city. 

Dedicated to the patron saint of the city, it is located at the top of the old town on Canfali hill. It is a neoclassical building, built in the th century, featuring the classic Mediterranean-style blue dome. The interior houses the virgen del Sufragio, the patron of Benidorm, which also has a chapel in this church where you can see the little sculpture that was found in a boat drifting at sea.

The church of Santiago de los Caballeros is the work of the canon and architect of Las Palmas Cathedral, Diego Nicolás Eduardo, and dates from the late eighteenth century. Inside, among other valuable pieces, are several sculptures by Luján Pérez, a Christ attached to the 16th century column, a four thousand seven hundred whistle organ and the green baptismal font, where according to tradition the aborigines were baptized. On one side of the square is the town hall, inside which you can admire one of the oldest dragon boats in the archipelago.

This immense baroque temple, located away from La Latina and therefore from the traditional tourist circuit, occupies, according to legend, the site of an ancient chapel built by Saint Francis of Assisi in the 13th century. It stands out for its paintings by Goya or Zurbarán and for its monumental dome. It is the largest in Spain and the fourth largest in Europe, after those of St Peter's Basilica and the Pantheon in Rome, and the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore in Florence.

Located in the heart of the village. Its doors are of Romanesque style.

Its th-century Romanesque steeple and the high lying tower facing it set the arc de Santiago, one of the seven doors of access to the old town.

Built in the Gothic spirit between the th and th centuries, it has elements of Renaissance and Baroque art. On the roof, stork regularly elect home.

Built on an ancient Arab mosque, of which it retained the minaret, the church enjoys a mudéjar Gothic style.