The co-cathedral of Santa María de la Fuente is in the square of the same name on one side of calle Doctor Santiago Ramón y Cajal.
This church, the origins of which date back to the end of the 13th century or the beginning of the 14th, features three main styles: Mudejar, with defines the brick doorways and the tower which was originally free standing; Renaissance, added in the early 16th century and found in the portico with its typical Alcarria capitals, and finally Barroque found in the interior vault.
The interior of the co-cathedral, which consists of three naves and is supported by pointed arches, has been extensively modified over the years. It contains a series of chapels, tombstones, altars and other works of art, among which one of the most noteworthy is the polychrome altarpiece painted by Friar Francisco Mir in 1624.
Free entry.
Accessibility
- Difficult approach route.
- There is a step at the entrance door.