San Jeronimo el Real Church

At the end of the 15th Century the San Jeronimo church and an annexed palace were built under the orders of the Catholic Monarchs. Being in the outskirts of Madrid at that time, the monarchs appointed the place as a place of retreat and repose. This temple has undergone many alterations and refurbishments over the years. After the War of Independence against Napoleon’s army, it was almost left in ruins. In the 19th Century, various Neogothic reforms were carried out. Inside, there are several valuable works of art, such as sculptures by Benlliure and Juan Pascual de Mena.

Practical info:
Construction: Church
Origin: 15th century
Artistic period: Gothic
Historic period: 16th century - 19th century

Prices:
Admission free
Free admission.

Useful information:
From 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM
From 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Church can only be visited during hours of worship.