Holy Chapel of the Saviour

Constructed between 1536 and 1559, this chapel serves as a funerary monument for Francisco de los Cobos, a key advisor to Emperor Charles V. The chapel’s structure embodies rich funerary symbols, resembling the Holy Sepulchre.

The architecture reflects a juxtaposition of simplicity in its interior design by Diego de Siloé and an elaborately adorned western facade, showcasing the plateresque style designed by Andrés de Vandelvira. Notably, the chapel features classical sculptures by Esteban Jamete, enhancing its historical and cultural significance.

Remarkable Features

🏛️ A masterpiece of Renaissance architecture
🎨 Exquisite plateresque facade
⚰️ Houses the Cobos family tombs

Accessible with free entry, the chapel attracts historians, architecture enthusiasts, and families alike.