Iglesia de la Asunción (Andilla)
15th-century church, listed as a cultural asset, holding eight paintings from the Ribalta school.
The Asunción church is the main church of Andilla, a village in La Serranía with two cores, Andilla and La Pobleta. It is a 15th-century church listed as a cultural asset, known for the eight paintings by Francisco Ribalta kept inside.
History
The 15th-century fabric belongs to the late Gothic of the area. Its listing as a cultural asset in 2007 recognises its value and that of its paintings, centred on the work of the Ribalta workshop.
What to see
Inside, the eight Ribalta paintings are the main piece, along with the nave-and-chapel architecture. Outside, the old quarter keeps a walled gate. Continue to La Pobleta, with Andilla castle and walls on the height.
Tips for your visit
- Check access before going; no hours are published.
- Pair the church with the walk to La Pobleta and the castle.
- Respect worship if the church is open.
Frequently asked questions
Which paintings does Andilla church hold?
Eight paintings by Francisco Ribalta and his workshop, from the 17th century.
How old is the church?
From the 15th century, and a listed cultural asset since 2007.
What to see nearby?
The walled gate of the old quarter and the castle above La Pobleta.
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