Overview

This church was formerly a mosque and still conserves an Arabic tower with bell exactly as it was in the time of the Moors. The Gothic style main door to the church once belonged to the Church of Saint Lucy (Saint Lucía) and was hung in its current spot in 1930. Behind this door there is a small atrium and another door with an enormous Arabic horseshoe arch. If you like ornate Baroque chapels you'll love the Sacramental Chapel here and Pedro de Campaña's Arrepentimiento de San Pedro. The image of the Exultant Christ is attributed to Pedro Roldán.