Museum of San Gil
Atienza's first museum, in a former Romanesque church on Calle Real.
Located on Calle Real, near the Plaza de San Gil, it was the first museum opened in Atienza, in 1986. It occupies a former Romanesque church of which the apse survives; the rest of the temple is 16th-century.
It gathers sacred art from the former churches of Atienza. It currently remains closed for the restoration of its collection.
- The Sibyls and the Prophets, by Juan Soreda
- Altarpiece of Santiago Apóstol
- Recumbent Christ and silverwork
- Archaeology from Prehistory and the Ancient Age
About Museum of San Gil
What are the opening hours of Museum of San Gil?+
Temporarily closed for restoration of the collection
How much does entry to Museum of San Gil cost?+
To be confirmed on reopening
How to get to Museum of San Gil?+
Museum of San Gil 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 Gil accessible for people with reduced mobility?+
Accessibility information to be confirmed after reopening.
What not to miss at Museum of San Gil?+
The Sibyls and the Prophets, by Juan Soreda · Altarpiece of Santiago Apóstol · Recumbent Christ and silverwork · Archaeology from Prehistory and the Ancient Age
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