Description
The important church of San Miguel de Andújar is located within the ancient medieval complex of the villa, and is certainly its oldest temple.
It is a church of Gothic origin, and in its interior it stands out among other important aspects: its high dimensions, the pointed arches and the vaults of a sexpartite type with which its central ship is covered; as well as a profusely decorated craft that is under the choir. On the outside it has a magnificent architectural set, with its robust tower, with a top body of hogged bells on others of square base and decreasing section, topped by the classic stone vases in the corner and a sharp chapitel; the general body of the church made in stone of great chromatic beauty; and three covers, of them the most interesting, the one located on its southern façade, of beautiful silver bill, dated in 1530, with three hornacinas covered by a weave between contrapres and a small upper roseton.
