Iglesia de la Sangre (Liria)

The Sangre church is a 13th-century church in the old town of Liria. Raised over the former mosque, it mixes Romanesque, Gothic and Mudéjar work, among the oldest parishes of the Valencian interior.

History

The 13th-century church reused the mosque site after the conquest, a common practice of the time. Its fabric mixes Romanesque, Gothic and Mudéjar, and it is listed as a cultural asset.

What to see

The mix of styles in the walls and doorways of the old town. Continue the Roman route at the Mura baths and the MALL museum, which explains Edeta.

Tips for your visit

• Check parish hours before going.
• Walk the old town on foot.
• Respect worship if the church is open.