The parish church of Santiago Apostle in Sobradiel, of baroque style of the XVII century, stands out for its Latin cross plan and its singular architectural elements. Its dedication to St. James the Apostle reflects the importance of the town as part of the Jacobean Way of the Ebro. The exterior has two towers and a recently renovated facade, while the interior is impressive for its barrel vaults with lunettes, numerous side chapels and a dome on pendentives. Among its sober decoration are works such as the Adoration of the Shepherds, attributed to the master Damián Forment, and the Saint Christopher, attributed to Tomás Goya, brother of Francisco de Goya. Located next to the old palace of the Earls of Sobradiel, the church stands as an important religious and cultural symbol in the region.
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Cortes de Aragón St 3, Sobradiel, Zaragoza - Web
https://parroquiasobradiel.es/ - Visiting Hours
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Adoration of the Shepherds, attributed to the master Damián Forment
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