Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción (Montesa)
Parish from 1693-1702 with a Baroque trasagrario and a 1744 organ, unique of its period in the province.
On the square of Montesa, the church of the Asunción is the parish of the Order town. It was built between 1693 and 1702 to plans by Juan Aparicio, and keeps a 1744 organ unique in the province.
History
The parish went up between 1693 and 1702 for the town at the foot of the Order castle-convent. The Baroque trasagrario and the 1744 organ, unique of its period in the province, are its main pieces.
What to see
The Baroque trasagrario and the 1744 organ. The visit continues to the Order castle and climbs to the 16th-century Santa Cruz hermitage.
Tips for your visit
- Ask to see the organ: the piece with no equal in the province.
- Ask about worship times to see the interior.
Frequently asked questions
What is there to see in Asunción of Montesa?
The Baroque trasagrario and the 1744 organ, unique of its period in the province.
How old is it?
From 1693-1702, to plans by Juan Aparicio.
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