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House of the Inquisition

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The cover is composed of two oversized voids. The one on the ground floor, with Tuscan and dintel pilasters, both pillows, presents in its key the shield of the Court of Inquisition. Above these elements you can see a smooth friso and a moulded cornice, on which you will open a rectangular window, intellized and with pillows and crates. On its sides there is an interesting symmetrical ornament, carved in stone.

Each side is organized into two overlaid bodies and separated by horizontal slices: the bottom side presents some tonds with the cross of the Order of Calatrava, while the top side shows, spirals and pinacles, topped by balls. The window's vain is protected with a good and artistic grate of a drawer type, of forged iron. In its central body and its copete again presents the cross of Calatrava and ornaments, based on flowers of four petals. The façade is overcome with an outstanding alero and a tile cover.

The House has, throughout its history, belonged to several neighbours of Mengibar. Some of them held positions in the Mengibar Inquisition, such as family members, notaries, etc. That must have been the cause of it being known as the House of Inquisition. Thus, in 1751, he lived in it Don Juan Ventura Rubio Galera, a priest and Notary of the Holy Office of the Inquisition of Córdoba. The Notary of the Holy Office was the official, who in the proceedings recorded the statements of the accused and witnesses.

This emblematic building, which had a rather regrettable and ruinous state, was restored by the Junta de Andalucía, building in it several family homes, which were awarded, in 1994, to neighbours of Mengibar. The facade was also restored, being very rightly preserved, as it was built. Protection guarantees any attempt to modify or suppress any part or all of it.

Thus, on 23 February 1995, the General Directorate for Cultural Property, of the Council of Culture of the Junta de Andalucía, initiated the procedure for the registration in a generic manner, in the General Catalogue of the Andalusian Historical Heritage, in favour of the House of Inquisition in Mengibar (Jaén), "determining the provisional application of the protection regime and making known to its owners that they have the duty to preserve it, maintain and protect it, in a way that guarantees the protection of its values." Among the reasons that the said organization argues for taking the said agreement are its historical value, so the building represents for the Inquisition and for its relationship with ancient lineage of Mengibar, such as Rubio Galera and Camacho. Also, for its relevant artistic elements, such as the cover, in which it stands out the vertical accent placed in the disposition of the vain, with classical canons and the excellent labeling of the ornamental motifs. The building is formally registered with the above-mentioned catalogue in February 1997.

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The building dates from the second half of the 17th century and was part of a major construction, which over time was fragmented into various houses. The most relevant of the building is its Baroque-style facade, as it has a two-storey flat, with a central cover, made of stone, as well as two rectangular windows with bars, on each side of that access.

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https://mengibarturismo.com/
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677 222 285
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turismo@aytomengibar.com
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23620
Latitud
37.966850
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-3.808780
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C/ Jaén, 14
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Díez Family House

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4485744
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The guesthouses were of great extension, with stables and interior courtyards. These houses always show on the facade the arms shield of their owner. The house has original elements such as wooden crafts, stone floors and a winery with tins.

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It is a palace of which stands out its cover carved in stone and topped by a shield surrounded by the two horns of flowers. The tower, a moon and a tree appear to be facing what looks like two horses. The lintel of the door shows vegetable motifs and two naked and facing human figures holding a cross.

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www.castellar.es/patrimonio-historico-artistico
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953 460 005
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23260
Latitud
38.256440
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-3.130000
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C/ las Parras, 8
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Town Hall

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Its construction dates back to the 18th century and is characterized by the use of Sillería on its façade in which a half-point arch is opened. Another of the materials used in its design is the Forged Iron, which predominates on the adjoining balcony.

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River Vault of Cerezuelo

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When he received the assignment, the Albacetean architect found it very difficult not to have a space of the size that Francisco de los Cobos asked for, so he solved it by building a vault on the River Cerezuelo; above the vault, the square of Santa Maria and on the square, the church, disproportionate by its enormous size, as they only lived a thousand inhabitants in the town, and yet almost cathedralicia. The project dated from 1535 and was a major engineering challenge for the media of the time.

It is said to be the only church in the world built on a river, and it is today, without a doubt, along with the vault on which it rises, the great tourist attraction in the city of Cazorla.

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The vault covering the Cerezuelo River was designed by Andrés de Vandelvira to be able to carry out the commission of Francisco de los Cobos, secretary of Charles V, as advance of Cazorla, of the construction of the church of Santa María. It is half-canyon, very compact, and adapts to the river's riverlevels throughout the plaza de Santa María, extending from the beginning of the plaza to the temple's header wall. The length of the tour is approximately 120 meters long.

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www.turismoencazorla.com/dondeiryquever/monumentosycentros/bovedariocerezuelo.php
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953 710 102
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turismo@cazorla.es
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23470
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37.909143
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-3.001215
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Plaza Sta. María
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Basilica and Royal Sanctuary of Nuestra Señora de la Cabeza

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910348
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Nothing remains of the primitive hermitage, since throughout the 16th century and on its foundations, a sanctuary was built, a large part of it destroyed during the last Civil War (1936-1939). The siege and defense of the Sanctuary of the Virgin of Cabeza was magnified by the Franco regime. But until it became a parish headquarters, the Sanctuary has gone through different vicissitudes since its origin. According to all indications, the construction works began in 1287 and ended in 1304, first being a small hermitage that the people of Andújar built in the heart of Sierra Morena. However, the expansions and reforms have been almost constant throughout the ages, reaching their maximum splendor in the 16th century, between 1530 and 1590, when it became a Sanctuary, very similar to the one we know today. In 1945 the architect Prieto Moreno, conservator of the Alhambra, directed the restoration works of the architectural complex, which became one of the most precious symbols of the national Catholicism of the dictator Francisco Franco. The pilgrimage continues to be celebrated, as is custom and tradition, on the last Sunday of April, although the image that is venerated, carved by the Granada sculptor Navas Parejo, is not the original one, since it disappears in strange and still unclear circumstances in the aforementioned contest. Thanks to the Book of Chapters of the Brotherhood (1554-1565), preserved in the Diocesan Archive of Jaén (made known by J. Domínguez, R. Frías and S. Lázaro), we know numerous data about the level of work on the new Renaissance church during these years, although the process began years ago; The new factory began at the head, with the large main chapel being built between the years 1534 and 1541 according to a late Gothic plan, being separated from the rest by a beautiful Renaissance railing. The works on the rest of the temple passed through various hands and circumstances. The Trinitarian Community has addressed two new expansions. The first consisted of raising the projecting floor, building another pavilion in the rear area of ​​the North wing. Thus, the entire structure of the cloister patio was completed in a harmonious and functional way. The second phase was carried out in 1965 in the entire north wing, adding a three-story building to expand the rooms of the Trinitarian priests who attend to worship, permanently since 1930. The central nave is separated from the Main Chapel by a 16th century grille, restored by the School of Arts and Crafts of Granada, which closes an opening with a semicircular arch. The High Altar has a large space in the center, behind which is the Virgin's dressing room; carving by José Navas Parejo, which replaced the old one that disappeared during the civil war. The side chapels of the nave are occupied by different altars, containing various images, such as a Crucified by the sculptor Mariano Benlliure, the Virgin of Pilar, Blessed Marcos Criado, San Juan Bautista de la Concepción, the Holy Trinity and the Virgin of Carmen. In the choir there is a magnificent organ, a gift from the Civil Guard, inaugurated by the famous master organist Guridi. Behind the Main Chapel is the sacristy. In 1555, the master stonemason Domingo de Azpeitia undertook to build a temple with three naves with column supports, however, at the express wish of the prelate Don Diego Tavera (1555-1560), this approach was radically transformed, prohibiting the execution of the pillars. Don Diego Tavera sent Andrés de Vandelvira to give new plans for the church, as noted in the minutes of April 27, 1558 of the aforementioned Book of Cabildos. Vandelvira eliminated the pillars with the idea of ​​designing a different, larger church, with a single nave with chapels-niches open to it. In 1559, Vandelvira visited the works and presented new plans for its conclusion, as well as the design of the main façade. For less than a year the construction was under the control of Francisco del Castillo “El Mozo”, and the Brotherhood even required a certain report from Hernán Ruiz II. In 1562, the Brotherhood requested a new inspection of Andrés de Vandelvira, but he did not respond. In any case, the project continued with the stonemasons proposed by Vandelvira, Juan Martínez and Domingo de Jay, who executed what remained following the guidelines and the plan designed by the Master. This must have been the case, as can be seen from the description of the temple that Salcedo de Olid made in the 17th century: “It has a nave without columns (...) and the main chapel is distinguished, majestic and very attractive.” Based on the remains preserved after its destruction in 1936, the Vandelvirian temple actually included a church with a large nave, covered with a barrel vault and niche chapels, which was separated from the main chapel by a powerful main arch. From the exterior, quite compact, only the façade at the foot is notable with three axis elements: doorway, balcony and belfry. The ornamental nudity of the complex is contemporary with the latest work of Andrés de Vandelvira. The Trinitarian Community has addressed two new expansions. The first consisted of raising the projecting floor, building another pavilion in the rear area of ​​the North wing. Thus, the entire structure of the cloister patio was completed in a harmonious and functional way. The second phase was carried out in 1965 in the entire north wing, adding a three-story building to expand the quarters of the Trinitarian priests who attend to worship, permanently since 1930. OTHER NON-ARCHITECTURAL ARTISTIC MANIFESTATIONS. A Museum has been installed in the Sanctuary with diverse and varied pieces of varying artistic quality. Among all of them, we highlight two paintings from the 17th century with representations of the famous Nuestra Señora de la Cabeza Pilgrimage, an image lost in the last Civil War of 1936-1939. After the war, a new carving was commissioned from the Granada workshops of Navas Parejo, which is the one that has been venerated in Cabezo ever since. One of the few pieces saved from the destruction of the said Sanctuary was the grille of the main chapel, restored in 1941 at the School of Arts and Crafts of Granada. Hired in 1564, it depicts the apparition of the Virgin to the shepherd of Colomera. LITERATURE In the middle of the Civil War, the military rebellion in the province of Jaén failed, a group of civil guards along with their families settled in the Sanctuary of the Virgen de la Cabeza, this being the scene of a bloody siege by the Republican troops. A monument commemorates this event at the entrance to the Sanctuary and if you look closely, traces of shrapnel can still be seen on the side walls of the Basilica. Miguel Hernández will journalistically describe the assault of this siege, transmitting in detail its development, which will last from September 14, 1936 to May 1, 1937, when the besieged surrender. Southern Front. Number 15, May 13, 1937 (...) "The building of the Head dawns before the bloody and dark dawn. In it I saw the representation of a tricorn monster... (...)
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Basilica and Royal Sanctuary of Nuestra Señora de la Cabeza
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Basilica of Santa María la Mayor

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La vieja fábrica gótica de Santa María resultaba insuficiente para el culto, proyectándose un nuevo templo parroquial. Sin embargo, la falta de medios económicos determinó la paralización de las obras y tan solo se fabricó la Capilla Mayor, que quedó unida con el resto de la fábrica gótica en ochavo, y buena parte de la torre de campanas. Tal circunstancia ha generado un perfil del templo ciertamente singular al quedar unidas ambas arquitecturas tan dispares en altura, parcialmente contrarrestado gracias a la esbelta torre de campanas que se yergue a los pies. Documentalmente conocemos la intervención de varios maestros canteros, destacando entre ellos Andrés de Salamanca y Andrés de Vandelvira, director y tracista del nuevo templo renacentista.

El inicio del proceso constructivo de sustitución de la antigua iglesia gótica (siglos XIV-XV), tradicionalmente fijado en torno al año 1573, hay que retrotraerlo a los años 60 del mismo siglo. La primera noticia que conocemos sobre el desarrollo de las obras la aporta el padrón de vecinos de 1564, pues se cita entre los moradores de la calle del Pilar a un maestro de cantería llamado Andrés de Salamanca, del que se dice: en la actualidad trabaja en la obra de la iglesia mayor junto con sus oficiales, todos ellos solteros. Las primeras tareas se centraron en el derribo progresivo de la fábrica gótica, que comenzaron por la cabecera, según se desprende de la carta suscrita por Andrés de Salamanca el 27 de agosto de 1566 por la que se obligó a mudar el retablo viejo de la iglesia para que la obra siga adelante.

En 1568 se dio comienzo a la nueva Capilla Mayor, ya que en este año (16 de octubre) el cantero Fernán Cobo y su fiador Gabriel Jordán se obligan a sacar piedra para la obra de la iglesia mientras durase esta. De 1568 a 1571 las obras se desarrollaron a buen ritmo. El 24 de septiembre de 1571 se publican las condiciones para cubrir la Capilla Mayor, lo que evidencia que esta ya estaba construida; la obra, que consistía en enmaderar el conjunto de la Capilla, fue rematada en el carpintero Ginés de Zamora.

Tradicionalmente se ha especulado con una más que probable intervención en la obra del nuevo templo del arquitecto Andrés de Vandelvira. No ha de extrañarnos tal intervención, ya que por los años en que dio comienzo el arquitecto alcaraceño ya figuraba como maestro mayor de la Catedral de Jaén, cargo que conllevaba el de maestro de obras del Obispado. En buena lógica es fácilmente deducible que un proyecto de la envergadura de Santa María tendría que pasar por las manos de Vandelvira. Nuestras conjeturas pueden quedar avaladas, al margen del propio análisis de la pieza, a través de dos documentos. El primero, publicado por el cronista Sánchez Caballero, deja bien claro que Vandelvira viajó en 1573 a Linares para inspeccionar el nivel de la construcción, ver el modo de tirar pilares viejos y apuntar como ha de seguirse la obra nueva. Con arreglo a este planteamiento, el 2 de octubre de 1574 el cantero Andrés de Salamanca se obligó a llevar a cabo lo dictaminado y trazado por Vandelvira, es decir, a seguir con el derribo de elementos góticos para avanzar con el proyecto renacentista del crucero. En 1579 el visitador del Obispado, Francisco de Huete dispuso sin embargo, que “no pudiéndose continuar el proyecto que había sobre el resto de la iglesia, se liquidase dicha obra”. El proyecto vandelviriano, que entendemos contemplaba la sustitución completa de la estructura gótica, se interrumpió definitivamente. A finales del siglo XVI se remató la torre y en la centuria siguiente se labró la portada con arreglo al diseño del arquitecto catedralicio Juan de Aranda Salazar. La portada gótica, orientada al sur, procede

La Capilla Mayor de Santa María, se muestra al espectador como un organismo independiente, produciéndonos la sensación de un gran espacio centralizado, al estilo de S. Francisco de Baeza o de la iglesia de La Guardia, común según F. Marías a las capillas mayores renacentistas. En Linares este efecto se refuerza al quedar la cubierta gótica muy por debajo de la obra renacentista y además por la ausencia de la proyectada nave única de planta cruciforme con capillas-hornacinas que Vandelvira creemos planteó para esta nueva parroquia.

Como recuerdo del plan vandelviriano quedan los vestigios de las dos primeras capillas que debían abrirse a ambos lados de esta nave, cuyos arranques dan la idea que aquellas serían cubiertas con bóvedas de medio cañón por cruceros. Años atrás Vandelvira ya había ensayado el plan de la iglesia de Linares en la iglesia dominica de La Guardia, aunque en una escala menor. Este espacio centralizado de Santa María está conformado por cuatro arcos torales de medio punto que abren al presbiterio acasetonado, a dos capillas laterales igualmente acasetonadas y en el lado de las naves conecta con el “ochavo”; estos arcos apoyan en pilares de esquina de tradición siloesca con columnas adosadas y traspilastras en las que se alternan el orden dórico y corintio. El crucero se cubría con una bóveda vaída. El ochavo que enlaza el crucero con las naves góticas se materializó haciendo recaer el peso de los tres paños del mismo sobre el arco central apuntado del primer tramo gótico y sobre dos arcos escarzanos en diagonal sustentados entre los primeros pilares góticos y los semipilares de esquina. Las portadas, de haberse llevado a término el proyecto de Andrés de Vandelvira, tendríamos en Linares una importante muestra, ya casi final, de su trayectoria como arquitecto, pero en cualquier caso el conjunto gótico-renacentista es de gran interés.

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El patrimonio mueble conservado en esta parroquia es especialmente valioso. Sustituyendo al desaparecido retablo barroco de la capilla mayor, destruido en 1936, se alza en ella un hermoso retablo renacentista con pinturas sobre tabla, obra del Maestro de Ávila, en opinión de la profesora Luz de Ulierte. Procede este retablo del pueblo leonés de Villarrabines, y fue adquirido por D. José Yanguas Messía y su esposa Dª. Rosario Pérez de Herrasti. Antes de ser colocado fue recompuesto por el granadino José Navas Parejo e hijos. A este artista se deben otras piezas: tabernáculo y sagrario (labrados con plata procedente de las minas de Linares), mármoles de la capilla mayor y retablo de la capilla Yanguas, retablos en madera tallada y dorada dedicados a la Virgen del Carmen, San Isidro y la Inmaculada de la Medalla Milagrosa.

Sobresaliente es el conjunto de su imaginería, toda ella posterior a 1939. Destaca el impresionante conjunto de la Santa Cena, obra del escultor Víctor de los Ríos, a quien se deben también el Cristo de las Misericordias (venerado en la capilla enterramiento de Lolo, linarense en proceso de santificación) y un hermoso Ángel. La custodia de asiento del Corpus, aunque recompuesta, es una bella muestra del taller de los Morales (siglo XVI).

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Monument declared 02 / 07 / 1974 Linares, a village belonging to the end of Baeza since the 13th century, experienced throughout the 16th century an extraordinary economic and demographic development that led to his emancipation under the reign of Philip II. The proceedings, initiated in 1564, bear fruit on 15 August of the following year, the Council and neighbours being forced to pay the Crown the undespicable sum of 20,000 ducats. The increase in the population of Linares, which rose from 657 neighbours in 1528 to 1,059 in 1586, led to an increase in the number of feligresses.

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953 691 759
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38.092450
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Naranjo Arab Baths

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By the 11th century a large bathroom (about 300 m) was built, which was functioning as such until after the Spanish conquest of Jaén. In the 15th century, the second set is bought by the City Council of Jaén, which builds in it the fish shop of the city, although shortly afterwards one of the butcheries is installed there. In the 18th century this is reformed, building a new façade and changing the old one, this is the façade that is currently preserved and that gives directly to the square. In 1929 the building was emptied internally, and a school group was built. Of this school group are the remains of the classrooms, the courtyard as well as the entrance that is currently observed from Los Caños Street.

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Ancient Arab baths restored as a cultural center in the middle of Jaén Jewish Quarter.

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953 190 455
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23004
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37.769952
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Plaza de los Caños, esquina con C/ Arroyo de San Pedro
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Town Hall and Hall of the Old Mayor's Office

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The building that houses the Arjona Town Hall is a traditional Andalusian style house from the 19th century that Juan Eslava Galán describes very precisely: (…) The Arjona Town Hall was an Andalusian-style house with a bright and beautiful interior patio paved with marble and surrounded by columns. Along the walls, a beautiful tiled plinth ran up to mid-height. In the corners there were pots of aspidistras; on the walls, bulletin boards and large, faded aerial photographs of the town. At the back was the marble staircase that led to the upper floor.(…) The Arjona Town Hall is one of the last places that Pío Expósito, the protagonist of the novel, visits in the city. He only goes to return an umbrella to the secretary, but he will find an unexpected surprise. Once inside the building, it is worth visiting the room called the Old Town Hall Room, which is used as a reception place for official visits and which has a historicist decoration with medieval Islamic reminiscences, with typical elements of Mudejar, Nasrid or Caliphate artistic styles and, therefore, differentiated from the rest of the Town Hall. This decoration was originally located in the palace-house of Barón de Velasco, Fernando Ruano Prieto.
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23760
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37.936490
Longitud
-4.055230
Dirección
C/ Cervantes, 9
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POINT (-4.05523 37.93649)
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Porcuna Town Hall

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Id
4486001
Descripción
Descripción larga

It has a basilica plant and is made of carved local stone silery. The façade presents in the center a cover with staircase and door flanked by Tuscan pilasters on podiums.
Inside are the rooms 3 A and 3 B, of the Archaeological Museum, dedicated to the presentation of the Prehistory, Ibera and Roman culture of the city.

Breve descripción

Old Royal Posite, neoclassical, was built by Charles IV in 1798.

Telecomunicaciones
Sitio web
www.porcuna.es
Teléfono de contacto
953 544 004
Correo electrónico
ayuntamiento@porcuna.es
Ubicación
Código Postal
23790
Latitud
37.871060
Longitud
-4.184620
Distrito
Municipio
Ubicación en el mapa
POINT (-4.18462 37.87106)
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Tuesday to Saturday and holidays: 09: 00 - 21: 00. Sunday: 09: 00 - 15: 00. Closed Monday (except 28 February, 2 May, 15 August and 26 December) and 1 and 6 January and 24, 25 and 31 December. Access up to 1 h before closing.
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Town Hall of Torredonjimeno

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Id
6229629
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With an elegant and proportionate facade, it is typical of the classicism of the 17th century. The facade is divided into two floors, the one below has in the center a cover and on the double sides of the rectangular windows intellized. The superior features a gallery with 11 half-point arches supported on double columns. The open character of the gallery contrasts with the solid and sober underfloor in the style of the Italian palaces of Quatrocento. The building housed the Casas de los Cabildos, which occupied the top, the prison, on the lower right and the Posite on the left, and was completed by 1,642. In 1983 it was declared Good of Cultural Interest.

Telecomunicaciones
Sitio web
www.tosiria.com
Teléfono de contacto
953 571 950
Ubicación
Código Postal
23650
Latitud
37.765780
Longitud
-3.958840
Dirección
Plaza Constitución, 1
Distrito
Municipio
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POINT (-3.95884 37.76578)
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Monday to Friday: 08: 00 - 14: 00. Saturday and Sunday closed.
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