Photo of the venue: Iglesia de San Pedro
Baroque heritage and ascent to La Giraldilla in San Pedro
The Iglesia de San Pedro stands out at the entrance to the walled city for its iconic 18th-century tower, nicknamed La Giraldilla due to its design inspired by the Seville Giralda.
Inside, the imposing Capilla del Sagrario stands out as a landmark of Andalusian Baroque for its rich tilework, along with its 16th-century glazed ceramic baptismal font.
The fee to tour the Baroque temple is 3€ general admission, open from Monday to Sunday during morning hours.
Frequently asked questions
What is the origin of the tower's nickname?
The tower of the **Iglesia de San Pedro** is called **La Giraldilla** because its aesthetic is inspired by the Giralda in Seville.
How much is the entry ticket?
A **3€ general admission** is required for the tourist visit.