Iglesia de San Miguel Osuna: Baroque Gem
Explore the magnificent Iglesia de San Miguel in Osuna, Spain, a stunning testament to Andalusian Baroque architecture. This historic parish church, reimagined in the 18th century by the renowned Leonardo de Figueroa, invites visitors to immerse themselves in centuries of art, faith, and history. Its elaborate façade and richly decorated interior offer a captivating journey through Spanish religious heritage.
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Overview
Step into the heart of Osuna and discover the Iglesia de San Miguel, a magnificent parish church steeped in history and architectural splendor. Originally built in the 16th century on the site of an earlier Romanesque structure, this imposing edifice has witnessed centuries of devotion and artistic evolution. Its most significant transformation occurred in the 18th century under the guidance of master architect Leonardo de Figueroa, who infused it with Baroque grandeur, particularly evident in its stunning façade and richly decorated interior.
As you enter, your eyes will be drawn to the intricate plasterwork, ornate altarpieces, and vibrant frescoes that adorn its walls and ceilings, showcasing the peak of Andalusian Baroque art. The main altarpiece, dedicated to the Archangel Michael, is a masterpiece of polychrome wood carving. Don't miss the opportunity to explore the sacristy, a treasure trove of religious art and artifacts, including notable works by Francisco de Zurbarán. The church's enduring resilience is also a story in itself, having survived various historical upheavals. Visiting the Iglesia de San Miguel offers a profound glimpse into the religious, cultural, and artistic heritage of Osuna, making it an essential stop for anyone seeking to understand the soul of this charming Andalusian town.
Opening Hours
Hours may vary, typically open for visits outside of service times.
Please check locally for the most current schedule, especially during holidays or special events.
Admission Prices
Free admission