Church of San Pablo
Iglesia de San Pablo
One of the Mudéjar World Heritage monuments. Its octagonal brick tower is decorated with coloured tiles, making it the most distinctive church on the western side of the old town.
The Church of San Pablo was built in the 13th and 14th centuries in the San Pablo quarter on the western side of the old town. Its octagonal bell tower is built of brick in diamond-shaped patterns and inlaid with green and white glazed tiles. It is a classic example of Aragonese Mudéjar style and was inscribed as a World Heritage Site in 2001. The main altarpiece inside is a Renaissance wooden retable carved by Damián Forment. The church opens according to Mass times, and the opening hours are short, so check in advance. Visitors may take a brief look for about 3 euros or a donation.
Opening hours
Limited opening hours (per parish announcements)
Nearby sights
- Central Market of Zaragoza
- Pablo Gargallo Museum
- Roman Walls of Zaragoza
- Torreón de la Zuda
- El Tubo
- Plaza del Pilar
- Cathedral-Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar
- Basilica of Santa Engracia