Santos Juanes

Today: Iglesia de los Santos Juanes, Valencia

Place: Valencia
Kind: Church
Built: 1693 to 1702
What remains: Standing
Visiting: Open to visit

The parish began as a chapel built before 1240 over a mosque, opposite the Silk Exchange. After the fires of the 14th century and of 1592, the reform of 1693 to 1702 gave it its present look, with a Baroque front and vaults painted in fresco by Antonio Palomino. The fire of 1936 damaged the frescoes, and the church reopened restored in 2025.

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