Museum of San Bartolomé
The church that best keeps Atienza's Romanesque, with over 3,500 fossils.
An early-13th-century church, it is one of Atienza's temples that best preserves its Romanesque elements. It was enlarged in the 16th century and added the chapel of the Santo Cristo de Atienza in the 18th.
Alongside its sacred art, it holds a collection of more than 3,500 fossils donated by Rafael Criado Puigdollers, linking the museum to the deep geology of the territory.
- Romanesque gallery, apse and portal
- Baptismal font and triumphal arch
- Baroque chapel and Gothic descent
- Ex-votos and a collection of over 3,500 fossils
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About Museum of San Bartolomé
What are the opening hours of Museum of San Bartolomé?+
Saturdays, Sundays and holidays: 17:30 – 19:00 Monday to Friday, arrange a visit with the parish priest D. Francis (949 399 041 / 632 530 545).
How much does entry to Museum of San Bartolomé cost?+
Individual ticket €2 · Combined ticket for the two open museums €3
How to get to Museum of San Bartolomé?+
Museum of San Bartolomé is in Atienza (Guadalajara, Spain), 150 km from Madrid via the A-2 and CM-1101. The monument is within or near the walled old town.
Is Museum of San Bartolomé accessible for people with reduced mobility?+
Patio with an uneven surface and four steps down, no ramp.
What not to miss at Museum of San Bartolomé?+
Romanesque gallery, apse and portal · Baptismal font and triumphal arch · Baroque chapel and Gothic descent · Ex-votos and a collection of over 3,500 fossils
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