Iglesia de la Asunción (Alcora)
Late-Gothic parish church, listed as a Bien de Relevancia Local, with star vaulting. Works from the 15th-19th centuries.
The church of the Asunción is the parish church of Alcora, in the town centre. It is a late-Gothic church listed as a Bien de Relevancia Local, with a star-vaulted nave and chapels raised between the 15th and 19th centuries.
The church
The nave is roofed with star vaulting, the feature visitors look at most. The side chapels and the high altar gather pieces from several periods, from Gothic to eclecticism. The chapels keep the images of the town patron festivities.
What to see
Step in to see the vaulted nave and the high altar. Hours follow worship. Pair with the Ceramics Museum and Alcalatén Castle.
- Look up: the star vaulting of the nave.
- Continue to the Ceramics Museum, minutes away.
Frequently asked questions
What is there to see in the Asunción?
The late-Gothic BIC nave with star vaulting and the 15th-19th-century chapels.
When can you visit?
Hours follow worship. Check before going.
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