Heritage of Herencia
Centuries of history beneath La Mancha skies
Herencia preserves a rich heritage spanning from the Bronze Age to La Mancha Baroque. Founded under the Order of Saint John during the Reconquista, its churches, chapels, and noble houses tell the story of a town that grew among vineyards and grain fields.

Church of the Immaculate Conception
Baroque church built in warm red stone, presiding over the main square since the 1700s.
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Convent of Our Lady of Mercy
Former Mercedarian convent founded by Don Juan de Austria, home to Herencia's patron saint.
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Chapel of Saint Bartholomew
One of Herencia's oldest chapels, dating to before the 16th century, in the neighbourhood bearing its name.

Chapel of Saint Anthony Abbot
18th-century chapel dedicated to the patron saint of animals, centre of one of the town's most cherished festivals.

Chapel of the Assumption (La Labradora)
Popularly known as 'La Labradora' (The Farm Girl), this 16th-century chapel is among the oldest in town.

Chapel of the Holy Christ of Mercy
18th-century chapel in the Cristo neighbourhood, at the heart of deep-rooted popular devotion.

Chapel of Saint Christopher
Chapel perched on San Cristóbal hill alongside the windmills, with panoramic views of the plain.

Manor Houses
Stately homes with traditional La Mancha façades recalling the town's noble past.
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La Rendija Rock Paintings
Schematic rock paintings in the Sierra de la Sevillana, testimony to prehistoric occupation of the area.