Església de l'Assumpció de Torrent

Parish Church of the Assumption of Our Lady, founded after the Christian conquest of 1238. The current temple, with a large single nave with cross vaults, was completed at the end of the 16th century and preserves a Gothic carving of the Virgin of Pópul and canvases by Juan Ribalta. The first documents about the parish date from 1243; The primitive temple was burned down in 1521 during the Germanias. The current structure was completed at the end of the 16th century, with a Communion chapel and a baroque façade on the Church square. The bell tower is a square tower from the late 16th century made of brick. It preserves a Gothic carving of the Virgen del Pópul and three canvases by Juan Ribalta.

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