Iglesia de la Natividad de María
Broad parish finished in 1777 by Antonio Gilabert, with marbles, a big dome and a large bell tower.
In the centre of Turís, the church of the Natividad de María is a broad parish finished in 1777 by Antonio Gilabert. Its marbles, dome and tower mark the town.
History
The parish was finished in 1777 to designs by Antonio Gilabert, an academy architect, when Turís renewed its main church. The 18th-century work ordered a broad church with a clear nave and dome. The visit needs half an hour for marbles, dome and tower calmly, within the centre walk.
What to see
The marbles, the big dome and the bell tower. The visit continues to Arab El Castellet; the La Carencia city needs a car.
Tips for your visit
- Step inside for the marbles and the dome from within.
- Ask about worship times to see the interior.
Frequently asked questions
Who designed the Natividad of Turís?
Antonio Gilabert; the parish was finished in 1777.
What is there to see inside?
The marbles, the big dome and the bell tower.
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