Town hall

The place name "Torrijos" originates in the "turris" Latin, and it is the same that "torrecilla", "torrejón"; there refers to one small tower of little merit or fortitude. In the XIIth century to the town it is known by the name of "Torrelium", who confirms the above mentioned.

MONUMENTS:

CHAPEL OF THE HOLIEST CHRIST OF THE BLOOD
Church of the Hospital of the Trinidad; of rectangular plant of one alone ship and apse of five ornaments. It consists of three chapels; her of the right with baroque reredos. Posse also an organ of the century XIX.

Style: Renaissance | Epoch: XVI | Well of cultural interest

CONVENT OF FRANCISCAN CONCEPCIONISTAS
Built on the remains of the citadel, palace of 1.335, it is integrated by palace and chapel; it develops concerning a nucleus constituted by the cloister of double gallery in two apartments.

Style: Gothic | Epoch: XVI | Well of cultural interest

I. P. COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF THE HOLIEST SACRAMENTO
Church of rectangular plant of three ships, with eight stretches covered by vaults of crucería ogive, pointed arches, capitals Gothic, four chapels major Plateresque reredos.

Style: Transition Renascent Gothic | Epoch: XVI | Well of interest cultural

(Fte.-Texto Delegation to see link)