Església de Sant Miquel Arcàngel
Church of San Miguel Arcángel, a Renaissance temple of 1637 built with stone from the La Pedrera quarry. Its bell tower, 45 metres high, follows the plan of the Micalet in Valencia and is one of the most recognisable elements of the Benigànim skyline.
The church dates from 1637 and is Renaissance in style. It was built with stone from the La Pedrera quarry, a material that defines its appearance. Its bell tower is 45 metres high and follows the plan of the Micalet in Valencia, which makes it one of the most recognisable elements of the Benigànim skyline. The temple and the tower form a single ensemble, and the height of the bell tower makes the church identifiable from much of the surroundings. The choice of the Micalet model also shows the building's architectural relationship with the capital.
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