Bell Ringing and Visit to the Parroquia de Santiago

The Parroquia de Santiago el Mayor represents one of the oldest and most fascinating medieval testimonies in the region, with its current structure built upon remains of previous stages. Strategically located next to the castle hill, this hall church stands out for its imposing Gothic volume and its deep link with the local defensive and devotional history.

Upon entering the enclosure, the monumental Puerta del Perdón is striking; it is an architectural jewel that gives access to the interior, where chapels of great artistic wealth, such as the Baroque chapel of San Antonio, are displayed. The temple also guards important devotional images deeply rooted in the city's Holy Week and valuable sacred heritage in its chapels.

Visits can be done freely while respecting the daily worship schedules, and access is free of charge. It is advisable to complement the tour with a walk through the elevated surroundings that look directly towards the historic walls.

Does it have any cost to access the temple? The access to the Parroquia de Santiago el Mayor is free.

What elements stand out on its facade? Especially notable is the Puerta del Perdón, located under the temple tower.