Construction was completed in 1520. Experts point out the bold design of the temple due to the unusual width of its single nave. The temple is rectangular in shape, with a single nave with three bays of ribbed vaulting. From a third door it became a transit to a chapel. Inside the temple is the most precious element of the artistic heritage of the town, the oldest Renaissance organ in the Peninsula. More information on the website turismogarrovillas.com
Construction was completed in 1520. Experts point out the bold design of the temple due to the unusual width of its single nave. The temple is rectangular in shape, with a single nave of three bays with ribbed vaulting. From a third door it became a transit to a chapel. Inside the church is the most precious element of the artistic heritage of the town, the oldest living Renaissance organ in Europe.
