Parroquia de Santa Fe Eliza

I really like this old church

A wonder

SANTA FE PARISH CHURCH It was built between the 17th and 18th centuries. It is a 16th-century Gothic-Renaissance brick building. It has a Latin cross plan with a straight headboard covered by starry vaults. Stresses inside the set of baroque works of the second half of the seventeenth and eighteenth century. As for its exterior, it is worth noting the tower with its baroque body of bells and the cover, belonging to the second half of the 17th century Parish Church of Santa Fe Parish Church of Santa Fe Located in the town center, it is a brick building built between the 16th and 17th centuries within a late-Gothic typology. Work built between 1577 and 1589 by the Domingo de Eztala stonecutter, on the Juan de Villarreal track dated in 1564. It has a Latin cross plan and a single ship fragmented in a double section, with a rectangular headboard, covered by starry vaults with multiple mixtilineal nerves, typical of the Gothic tradition. The weight of the roof is supported by a series of circular-shaped brackets. To this original structure, different elements such as the Baroque Chapel of the Rosary have been added, at the right height of the second section of the nave and the choir over a large semicircular arch incorporated in the 17th century. Stresses inside the set of baroque works of the second half of the seventeenth and eighteenth century. It presents a clearly Renaissance proportions, with solid walls in which openings of half a point open. The cover of the parish is an 18th-century addition and is located in the Gospel area. It has a rococo style, with a large semicircular arch between pilasters and decorated with anthropomorphic and vegetable motifs.

Church built in brick without much to emphasize externally. I have not seen it inside

Parish Church of Santa Fe Parish Church of Santa Fe Located in the urban area, it is a brick building built between the 16th and 17th centuries within a late-Gothic typology. Work built between 1577 and 1589 by the stonemason Domingo de Eztala, on the layout of Juan de Villarreal dated in 1564. It has a Latin cross plan and a single nave divided into two sections, with a rectangular head, covered by star vaults with multiple mixtilineal ribs, typical of the Gothic tradition. The weight of the roof is supported by a series of circular brackets. Different elements have been added to this original structure such as the Baroque Chapel of the Rosary, at the right height of the second section of the nave and the choir on a large semicircular arch incorporated in the 17th century. Inside, the group of baroque works from the second half of the 17th and 18th centuries stands out. It has clearly Renaissance proportions, with solid walls that open semi-circular openings. The cover of the parish is an addition of the eighteenth century and is located in the Gospel area. It has a rococo style, with a large semicircular arch between pilasters and decorated with anthropomorphic and vegetal motifs.