Church of Saint Peter and Saint John in Ibio
According to the town hall, Ibio’s church is dedicated to Saint Peter and Saint John. An inscription cited by the municipal source dates its construction to 1771. The older web page incorrectly called it “Saint Paul”; the historic URL is retained to avoid breaking links, while the title is corrected.
Essential facts
| Locality | Ibio |
|---|---|
| Municipality | Mazcuerras |
| Type | Religious heritage |
| Access | View from public spaces |
History and details
The rectangular church has a nave divided into three bays. Inherited descriptions mention lierne vaults and a wooden porch. The date is attributed to the inscription cited by the local source.
The church is associated with the celebrations of Saint Pantaleon and the Immaculate Conception Fair, traditionally held in December.
Planning your visit
Interior access is unconfirmed; respect worship.
Access
Viewing from outside does not guarantee that the building or space is open to the public. Check its current use and respect private property.
More to see in Ibio
This page is part of the guide to Ibio. There you can find the other places, routes and celebrations associated with this locality.
Back to Ibio or to the whole municipality of Mazcuerras.
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