San Juan Church · Hita

The Church of San Juan, of Gothic-Mudejar architecture from the 15th and 16th centuries, has three naves, a polygonal apse and a bell tower in the Herrerian style. In its interior wooden ceilings of the XVI century stand out, as the Mudejar armor with star ties that covers the presbytery. The chapel of Santa María de la Cuesta houses a Renaissance coffered ceiling with octagonal coffers. From the south entrance there is a wide panoramic view of the Badiel valley, which extends to the foot of the temple.