Iglesia parroquial del Salvador
A 16th-century parish church in a Renaissance style, in the centre of Titaguas. It is the town's main temple and stands within the old town, where houses from the 17th and 18th centuries also survive. It shares prominence with the chapels of El Remedio and Santa Bárbara.
The parish church of El Salvador is the main temple of Titaguas. It dates from the 16th century and is Renaissance in style, and it is dedicated to the Saviour. It stands within the old town, which keeps houses dated between 1614 and 1783, so the church is part of an urban ensemble of interest. The religious architecture and the historic houses allow several periods to be explored within a few streets, and the temple acts as the landmark of the core. The building remains the central point of the historic centre, around which the oldest streets are arranged.
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