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Church of San Lucas
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They are virtually two churches into one, because next to the church Mudejar three ships with their chapels in the header, was added in the seventeenth century a large Baroque chapel. It was one of the first parishes Mozarabs or Visigoth. The pillars of brick arches type Caliphate contend that testimony works can be carried out in Islamic period.
The roof of the nave is a pair of armor and knuckle side and maintain a ceiling. The tower presents Toledo silhouette as the Mudejar, although the set is transformed into very different times, having only recently been restored.
The building has two doors, one at the foot of the temple and another in the northern facade. It is the only church that has a walled garden. The Baroque chapel of Toledo in the beloved Virgin of Hope is covered by a dome on scallops.
At present still belongs to the Mozarabic community. |
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