Dating from the XIII century, although of previous construction, it was built in stone and brick masonry, over a previous building of ashlar belonging to Romanesque, of which retains a skirting board on the main façade, and the portal of that façade and of the Gate of San Andres.

Despite various modifications over time, currently retains its original plan, reaffirmed by a complete restoration carried out during 1989-1994. It is, without doubt, the best example of Mudejar of Cuellar and, according to the architect and historian Vicente Lamperez y Romea, has the best floor church of this style.

It consists of a wide central nave and two smaller, contemplating a triple apse decorated with blind semicircular arcades series, windows with edges and friezes of diagonal bricks.

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Mudejar
Historical Period
Middle Ages

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Observations: Visits: half an hour before the service. Consult: https://obispadodesegovia.es/index.php/guia-diocesana/sacerdotes-y-parroquias/horarios-de-misas During the mass, entry to tourism is prohibited.

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    • Postal address Henar, s/n. Cuéllar. NaN. Segovia
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