The most beautiful churches cathedrals basilicas and chapels Spain

Its silhouette dominates the Plaza Mayor. In the 1532 th century church (), the church of the th century was changed between the late Gothic and the Renaissance. Inside, we admire its magnificent baroque altarpiece, the work of the sculptor Francisco de Rivera, originally from the city, on which we can see the first representation, in the form of sculpture, of Saint John of the Cross. The chapel of the Piedad houses the most important artistic work of the city, a sculpture depicting Piety and carried out in 1628 by Gregorio Fernández.

Built in the 3rd century, at the initiative of Doña Eldoncia, daughter of Counts Osorio y Teresa, it is a Romanesque style building with naves and a transept. The latter is not on the plane but behind curved apses. In the north, the portal that corresponded to the cloister is characterized by three archivolts and that of the south, by a warhead arch and several archivolts resting on three pairs of columns, with sculpted capitals. The upper area presents the figures of six prophets. Also note the interior decoration of the archivolts and the eardrum.

On the north road of Santiago de Compostela, this baroque mansion is located in Huergas. On the first Sunday of September there is an extremely busy romería, since the Virgin of the Buen Suceso is the patron of the commune. 

It's a Gothic-Mudejar building. Inside, it houses a magnificent 16th-century altarpiece in Renaissance style, whose central subject is the mystery of the Incarnation and which, despite the disappearance of many sculptures, is of great value, including the sculpture of the Crucified Christ. It also houses the Vélez-Málaga Semana Santa (Holy Week) Museum, which recounts its history in the city and how it is celebrated today.

At the heart of this village is the church of the Holy Sepulchre, an exceptional Romanesque work in Navarra built around 1170. Originally built to shelter a cemetery, it is regarded as a tribute to the main tomb of Christianity, the circular building of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem. Inside, an impressive roundabout evokes Spanish-Muslim art, implying that the church was built by mudéjars craftsmen.

Both in its imposing size and its location in the highest part of the city, this church is the visual reference point in central Alhama. Probably built on the former great mosque, from the end of the 15th century to the beginning of the 16th century, it is in late Gothic style for its original structure and Renaissance for the elements that have been added to it such as the choir, the upper floors of the tower and details of the south façade. Its museum houses an interesting collection of liturgical ornaments from the 15th and 16th centuries. As it is only open to the public during mass hours, it will be necessary to follow the guided tours organised by the tourist office to visit it.

It is said that in 1600 appeared on the coast of Santurtzi, on the reefs of Lallana, an image of the Virgin, who attributed many miracles accordingly. After all, the villagers decided not to more venerate sainte Eulalie and abandoned it in favour of the Virgin of the sea, to whom they dedicated this temple.