Iglesia de San Pedro (San Mateo)
Romanesque church from the Reconquest, the oldest in the village. In the historic quarter.
The church of San Pedro is considered the oldest in San Mateo. It is a Romanesque church from the Reconquest, with a single nave and a plain doorway, in the historic quarter.
The church
The Romanesque fabric, of stone with plain lines, shows the first church of the village after the Christian conquest. The interior, altered over the centuries, keeps the air of frontier churches. The visit takes a few minutes and pairs with the archpriestal church and the walls, steps away.
What to see
Step in to see the Romanesque nave and doorway. Hours follow worship. Pair with the archpriestal church and the walls.
- See the Romanesque doorway and nave, the oldest.
- Continue to the archpriestal church, Gothic with Romanesque roots.
- See the old centre from the doorway, with the walls nearby.
Frequently asked questions
Which is the oldest church?
San Pedro, Romanesque from the Reconquest, in the historic quarter.
When can you visit?
Hours follow worship. Check before going.
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