Visit to the Iglesia de Santo Domingo and its Sacred Art Museum

The Iglesia de Santo Domingo is one of the most notable conventual temples of the 16th century in the town, built on the site of the old hermitage of San Sebastián. Inside, structured in a single nave with Baroque vaults, historic altarpieces commissioned by masters such as Diego de Velasco and Jerónimo Hernández stand out, as well as a valuable selection of panels by Antonio de Alfián.

In the upper part of the temple, a sacred art museum is set up, which houses pieces of great liturgical value, goldsmithery, and heritage elements linked to the parish. The visit allows you to tour both the architectural richness of its side chapels and the high choir, which preserves wooden seating decorated with 17th-century reliefs of saints.

Access to the temple and its exhibition spaces is Free admission, located in the heart of the historic center for a peaceful visit. It is an excellent plan for those who reside in the city and wish to rediscover the less crowded brotherhood and artistic heritage.