Iglesia San Juan Bautista

Beautiful Church, I love this town. I recommend it

The appearance of the building corresponds to dates close to 1736 when the church is enlarged on an earlier construction of around 1662. Other more modern restorations date from 1943. It has a plant with a Latin cross nave with four sections, a flat-arm cruiser and a straight head of greater depth. The covers are of lunettes, except in the cruise that supports a vault of highlighted edges. The choir of work is located at the foot of the ship, while the sacristy is attached to the head by the side of the Epistle. Outside, the 17th-century porch consists of three semicircular arches on stone pillars. The three arches develop as many sections of edge covers on the inside of the porch. The door is half a point. The tower is added to the gable wall of the church. The main altarpiece of the presbytery is baroque from the mid-18th century. Two neoclassical side wings were added to the original structure later. On the side of the Gospel there is a small altarpiece dedicated to the Virgin of the Rosary and in the one of the Epistle its symmetrical collateral of San José. They date from around 1736. The sacristy guards a wide collection of goldsmith's pieces: baroque silver chalice from the second half of the 18th century; another silver chalice punched in Rococo-style Mexico, from the second half of the 18th century; a silver coupon to match the previous piece; another baron-style silver coupon from the second half of the 18th century; a couple of Rococo-style silver chrysanthemums from the second half of the 18th century; a silver nave in the neoclassical style of the 19th century; Among other pieces.