CHURCH OF SAN JULIAN DE NAGORE

Gothic temple with a white portico, sturdy bell tower and 15th-century Spanish-Flemish altarpiece, declared a Site of Cultural Interest.

Built in ashlar stone, this Gothic temple is distinguished by its large white portico and sturdy bell tower. The exterior façade features buttresses and a blind pointed arch that reflect medieval architecture, while the path leading to the entrance underscores its historical significance. Inside, the church houses an altarpiece declared a Site of Cultural Interest. This piece comprises richly decorated and colourful Hispano-Flemish panels dating from the second half of the 15th century or early 16th century, which depict the life of Saint Julian the Hospitaller.