Iglesia de San Sebastián
A 17th-century parish church in a neoclassical style, in the old town, with its main facade on Calle San Sebastián and a side door onto Plaza Juan de Juanes. It has a single nave covered by a barrel vault with lunettes and chapels between buttresses. It preserves a tabernacle attributed to Juan de Juanes.
The Iglesia de San Sebastián in Sot de Chera is a 17th-century temple, neoclassical according to the authors who date it to 1690. It has a single nave covered by a barrel vault with lunettes, with chapels set between the buttresses. Inside, a tabernacle attributed to the Valencian painter Juan de Juanes is preserved. The building stands in the old town, with its main facade on Calle San Sebastián and a side door onto Plaza Juan de Juanes. The temple thus combines 17th-century fabric, neoclassical forms and a painting attributed to Juan de Juanes.
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