Churches and Convents in the province of CÁDIZ, Spain.

San Pedro Church

C/ San Pedro s/n

11630 Arcos de la Frontera

Built in the early 15C, the church has for a long time rivalled Saint Mary's in size and elegance. The facade is enhanced by an impressive neo-classical steeple. The interior, with its single nave, is covered by a ribbed cross vault.

Church of Nuestra Señora de la O

Sanlúcar de Barrameda

Plaza de la Paz. XIV century. It emphasizes in its outside the mudéjar cover and its magnificent interior caissoned and the images like the Cristo de la Vera Cruz of XVII century. Declared Historical Monument Artistic National in 1978.

Main Priory Church

El Puerto de Santa María

The Dukes of Medinaceli, Gentlemen of El Puerto de Santa Maria, ordered the construction of the church which began in 1486, lasting until the XVIII century. The first phase of the construction is by the master builder Alonso Rodríguez.

Church of Santa María de la Mesa

Zahara de la Sierra

Built in XVII century. It was finishedin 1755 by Antonio Matias de Figueroa, over an ancient hermitage called San Francisco.

San Telmo Church

Chiclana de la Frontera

This church was built in 1.783.

San Miguel Church

Barja Empedrada

11401 Jerez de la Frontera

The oldest of the church's façades, the so-called Saint Joseph façade, was built in 1480 in a style very much inspired by the Flemish.

Santa María la Mayor la Coronada Church

Plaza de la Iglesia Mayor s/n

11170 Medina-Sidonia

Tlf: 95 641.03.29

Building on this church, an example of aristocratic Gothic architecture, began in the late 15C. Its baroque tower was completed in 1623. It replaced an earlier church that was built over a former mosque.

Santa María de la Asunción Church

Plaza del Cabildo s/n

11630 Arcos de la Frontera

Built in 1530 on the site of a 14C church, the main façade is the work of Alonso de Baena and is a perfect illustration of plateresque art. The entrance is on the right lateral facade and is in a neo-classical style.

Sanctuary of la Oliva

Vejer de la Frontera

Any souvenir form the beautiful Santuario de la Oliva will help you to remember the moments you spent in this town of Cadiz province.

The Divino Salvador Parish Church

Vejer de la Frontera

Was built on the site of an old Mosque. It has a basilica plan, a rectangular apse ans 3 naves. The building is made up by 2 parts, corresponding to 2 different moments of its century.

Church of San antonio

Plaza de San Antonio

Cádiz

Located in the square of the same name. Constructed in 1669 on a hermitage; its style is baroque, and as much the porch as the facade is conserved original. During XIX century reform, adding itself a new tower in its external part.

Church of Santa Catalina

Plaza de Santa Catalina

Conil de la Frontera

Closed to the cult and in lamentable state of ruin, this church, old parish, presides over the seat and gardens of his name. Since XV century , construction of the first church until the present building, are made many works and constructions

Convent of Nuestra Señora de las Virtudes

Plaza de la Constitución

Conil de la Frontera

The fundamental and primitive construction is dated in XVI century and of her is the ship of the church, sacristía and the stairs. The cover and bell tower are of the first third of XVII century because was a work of fray Luis Vazquez of Dueña.

Espíritu Santo Hermitage

Calle Amargura

Conil de la Frontera

It was founded and constructed by the spouses Antón Manuel and Leonor Gil in 1586. The place where it is constructed the chapel was donated to Antón Manuel, regidor of the city council and captain of military services, by the Duke of Medina Sidonia.

Church of San Dionisio

Pza. de la Asunción, s/n

Jerez de la Frontera

Constructed on one old mosque, San Dionisio, Pattern of the city from reconquers of the city in 1.264, contributes to mudejar elements of gorgeous invoice, emphasizing the Chapel of Nuestra Sra. del Mayor Dolor.

Church of San Lucas

Jerez de la Frontera

Constructed on one old mosque, the Church of San Lucas, of mudéjar style emphasizes by its baroque interior its Greater altarpiece, work of Francisco Camacho de Mendoza and the Altar of Bores, of Pedro Roldán

Church of San Marcos

Jerez de la Frontera

Raised on one old mosque, the Church of San Marcos consists of a single ship of flowery gothic style, with elements mudéjares, and a baroque Greater altarpiece of impressive beauty.

Church of San Mateo

Pza. de San Mateo,10

Jerez de la Frontera

The gothic Church of San Mateo is one of the old ones of the city. Its interior of a single ship, with brick ground, and their lateral chapels with vaults mudéjares, welcome in popular and venerated images.

Church of Santiago

Jerez de la Frontera

The Church of Santiago, declared Artistic Historical Monument, is nailed in one of the most flamenco districts of Andalusia. Old hermitage founded by Alfonso X El Sabio, is an impressive gothic construction, with Renaissance and baroque elements.

Church of Santo Domingo

Jerez de la Frontera

Founded after the Jerez conquest, it emphasizes its Greater altarpiece of baroque style and the plateresca cover of the Chapel of Ntra. Señora de Consolacion. Its Gothic claustro is host of numerous exhibitions.