An impeccably restored porticoed church dating back to the mid 12th century. Particularly worthy of note is the single nave and the magnificent wooden roof and a pointed barrel vault.

The pointed triumphal arch is supported by two strikingly simple and roughly decorated capitals: one featuring two four-footed animals facing each other; and the other showing an animal attacking a man, aided by a second. The south section boasts a magnificent porticoed gallery in ashlar stone that contrasts with the building’s masonry. This church has many outstanding elements that can only be discovered during a tour of the temple. This is a unique site that is well worth visiting.

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Church
Predominant styles
Romanesque
Historical Period
Middle Ages

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Observations: PROGRAM WE OPEN SUMMER 2024 (together with the San Ginés church). From July 13 to September 8. Closed Monday.

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    • Postal address Calle San Martín, 37-59. Rejas de San Esteban (San Esteban de Gormaz). NaN. Soria
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