Iglesia de San Pedro Apóstol (Sueca)
Parish church of Romanesque origin enlarged in the 16th century, with blue-tile domes and bell tower, listed since 1982.
In Sueca, the San Pedro church is the parish of Romanesque origin enlarged in the 16th century. Its blue-tile domes and bell tower rise over the old town, and the building is listed since 1982.
History
A Romanesque chapel started the parish; the 16th-century enlargement gave it its current size, and later Baroque works added the tiled domes.
What to see
The blue-tile domes and tower outside, the single-nave Gothic-Baroque interior of the parish listed since 1982. It anchors the route with the Ateneo, the Hospitalet church and the Serrano theatre.
Tips for your visit
- It is a working parish, so visit outside service times.
- The domes read best from the nearby streets at midday.
Frequently asked questions
What is the San Pedro church?
The parish of Romanesque origin enlarged in the 16th century, with blue-tile domes, listed since 1982.
What is worth seeing?
The blue-tile domes and bell tower outside, the Gothic-Baroque nave inside.
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