Iglesia arciprestal de San Mateo
Valencian Gothic church with Romanesque roots and a 15th-century bell tower. The parish museum keeps the Pope Luna chalice.
The archpriestal church of San Mateo faces the historic core of San Mateo, historic capital of the Maestrazgo. It is a Valencian Gothic church with Romanesque roots, a 15th-century bell tower and a parish museum holding the chalice linked to Pope Luna.
The church
The Gothic nave, with diaphragm arches, keeps Romanesque capitals from the first fabric. The 15th-century bell tower marks the village skyline beside the Dominican belfry.
What to see
Step in to see the nave, the Romanesque capitals and the parish museum with the Pope Luna chalice. Hours follow worship. Pair with the church of San Pedro and the walls.
- See the Romanesque capitals and the Pope Luna chalice.
- Continue to the church of San Pedro, the oldest.
Frequently asked questions
What is there to see in the archpriestal church?
The Gothic nave with Romanesque capitals, the 15th-century tower and the Pope Luna chalice.
When can you visit?
Hours follow worship. Check before going.
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