The Church of San Gil was a Catholic parish church in Granada, built between 1543 and 1563 on the site of the Hatabín Mosque and demolished in 1869. Located in Plaza Nueva, it was designed by Diego de Siloé. It was notable for its architecture, including Mudéjar roof structures and coffered ceilings, some of which are now preserved in the
Museum of Fine Arts of Granada.
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