Art & Culture
Cultural Heritage
This majestic catholic temple, located in the town square, was built between the 16th and 18th centuries in Renaissance and Baroque styles. Its façade presents three clearly different volumes: the tower, the church itself and the new sacristy.
The most striking feature in the building as a whole is the façade, magnificent exponent of the architectural classicism prevailing in the 17th century. It is of Renaissance style and is sheltered below a triumphal arch with pilasters at the sides amongst which a great round arch divided in three sections opens. On the ground floor there is a double door.
On the inside, the exuberant main altarpiece stands out, a magnificent example of Gothic style. On the other side, in the choir, is located an amazing 17th century organ.
Church
For guided tours, please contact the Labastida Tourist Office
Organ concerts are often held
