Santiago Square

The Plaza Santiago, in Antequera

The Plaza Santiago is a fine square of Antequera, framed by a church and a convent. The Antequera audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this peaceful place, a witness of the heritage and the Andalusian atmosphere of the town.

The square of the church and the convent

The very fine Plaza Santiago is framed by the church of the same name and by the convent of Saint Euphemia, two religious buildings that give it its character and its name. This square illustrates once again the richness of the religious heritage of Antequera, a town of countless churches and convents. Lined with old façades and bathed in the southern light, it gives off a peaceful and authentic atmosphere, typical of Andalusia. A place of passage and halt along the walk, the Plaza Santiago invites to appreciate the quiet charm and the spiritual heritage of the city. The religious buildings are evoked with respect.

What to see

Here you enjoy the fine square framed by the church of Santiago and the convent of Saint Euphemia, lined with old façades and bathed in light, in the peaceful and authentic atmosphere of Andalusia. The Plaza Santiago testifies to the heritage of Antequera. It is a pleasant stop, to be explored on foot.

Practical information

The Plaza Santiago lies in Antequera, reachable on foot. It is a public space open at all times, freely accessible; the church and the convent that frame it are discovered with respect for their sacred character. You discover it during a walk in the town.

What frames the Plaza Santiago in Antequera?

The church of Santiago and the convent of Saint Euphemia, two religious buildings that give it its name and its character, illustrating the rich religious heritage of Antequera.

Where is the Plaza Santiago?

In Antequera, in Spain.