Church · Madrid

Iglesia de San Hermenegildo

Today: Iglesia de San José, Madrid

Place
Madrid
Kind
Church
Built
1730 to 1748
What remains
Standing
Visiting
Not checked

The church of the Carmelite convent of San Hermenegildo, begun by Pedro de Ribera in 1730 and finished in 1748 by José de Arredondo and Fausto Manso, with a richly carved façade, a barrel-vaulted nave and a dome. The parish of San José moved into it from the Duke of Frías's chapel. It stands on the calle de Alcalá.

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