Iglesia de San Lucas Evangelista
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Church
Baroque parish with a hexagonal tower, listed heritage. The vertical mark of the Cheste old town.
In the old town of Cheste, the church of San Lucas Evangelista is known by its tower: a hexagonal belfry. The Baroque church is listed heritage.
History
The Baroque parish grew with the town, and its hexagonal tower became the town mark. Listing as heritage protects the church and tower complex.
What to see
The hexagonal tower, the Baroque portal and the broad nave interior. The old town keeps the Morería quarter and 19th-century manor houses. Outside stands the Circuit Ricardo Tormo, and to the south the education complex.
Tips for your visit
- See the tower from the square: the hexagon reads best from afar.
- Walk afterwards through the Morería, the oldest quarter.
Frequently asked questions
What is special about the tower?
It is hexagonal.
Is the church protected?
Yes, it is listed heritage.
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