St. Bartholomew's Church

The present parish church of Sepúlveda is a 12th century Romanesque building to which two chapels were added as a transept. Inside, we can observe numerous altarpieces, highlighting one in which we find San Bartolomé. Leaving the temple, we can not only contemplate a sensational view of the square, but also imagine one of the most beautiful nights in this town, during which the Fiesta de El Diablillo is celebrated. Every August 23, at 10 o'clock at night, the lights of the square and the neighborhood of San Bartolomé are turned off to give way to a magical moment, it is then when, from a bonfire lit moments before, the little devils come out and go down the stairs giving brooms to the attendees.