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Concatedral of San Nicolás de Bari

Concatedral of San Nicolás de Bari Review

Built between 1616 and 1662 on the site of a former mosque, this church (called a concatedral because it shares the seat of the bishopric with the Concatedral de Orihuela) has an austere facade designed by Agustín Bernardino, a disciple of the great Spanish architect Juan de Herrera. Inside, it's dominated by a dome nearly 150 feet high, a pretty cloister, and a lavish baroque side chapel. Its name comes from the day that Alicante was reconquered, December 6, 1248—the feast day of St. Nicolás.

    Contact Information

  • Address: Pl. Abad Penalva 2, Alicante, 03002 | Map It
  • Phone: 965/212662
  • Hours: Daily 7:30--12:30 and 5:30--8:30
  • Location: Alicante (Alacant)

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