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Sacred Capilla de El Salvador del Mundo

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In the case of El Salvador de Úbeda, and previously in the Royal Chapel of Granada, the approach from the foundations is essentially funerary. Don Francisco de los Cobos and his wife, Doña María de Mendoza, in an absolutely novel way, conceived a free-standing building for their burial and that of their descendants, which in itself guarantees the importance and high social and economic rank achieved by Cobos, a second-rate Ubetense nobleman who came to hold, after a meteoric career, the most trusted administrative positions in the Court of Emperor Charles V. To carry out such an important project in his hometown, Cobos obtained from Pope Paul III, on February 2, 1535, a bull to erect a temple-pantheon to which the chaplaincies and privileges granted in 1525 were transferred to build a funerary chapel in the parish of Santo Tomás, located very close to the family palace-house. As in other building projects, the person in charge of carrying out the plan was Dean Ortega. The chosen place was a large plot of land near the Hospital de los Honrados Viejos del Salvador and the aforementioned family palace, sumptuously renovated and expanded. After acquiring various plots of land from individuals and the aforementioned Hospital, Cobos agreed with the famous Burgos architect, Diego de Siloé, working in Granada on the construction of the Cathedral, for his ambitious project. Siloé undertook, among other things, to provide the conditions and drawing of the plant. In 1536 the works were finished by Andrés de Vandelvira and Alonso Ruiz, who had to follow at all times the instructions drawn up by Siloé, published by Don Manuel Gómez Moreno. In 1539 Cobos ordered the suspension of the works, being advised by his relative, also royal secretary Juan Vázquez de Molina, on the convenience of transferring the construction of the sacred chapel to his manor of Sabiote. In 1540 they resumed, with Andrés de Vandelvira and Alonso Ruiz once again leading them. In this second contract, other works are required, such as the main façade, which must follow the model drawn by Siloé in the Forgiveness of the Cathedral of Granada, and the lateral ones, and Vandelvira is also in charge of the design of a new sacristy, an essential piece within the whole of the sacred chapel. The floor plan is made up of a nave with late Gothic vaults with coffered chapels and a main chapel in the shape of a rotunda with coffered ceilings flanked by two beautiful vaults, one under the tower, the other giving access to the sacristy. This articulation had already been experimented by León Battista Alberti for the funerary temple of Sigismundo Malatesta in the Italian city of Rimini. Ultimately, the circle refers us to the Pantheon of Rome and the Santo Sepulcro de Jerusalén, the nave, for its part, responds to the demands of the cult. In the sacristy, which is accessed through a beautiful angled door, Vandelvira shows his extraordinary knowledge, as in the rest of his works, of the technique of stone cutting; Its rectangular floor plan is divided into three modules covered with hollow vaults (very Vandelvirian), with large arches placed on the walls, like niches, to house the drawers, framed by Sibyls and Prophets of excellent carving, due to the French sculptor Esteban Jamete. The great façade, which presides over the east side of the monumental Plaza de Santa María, is structured like a great triumphal arch; The upper one shows us the Transfiguration of Jesus on Mount Tabor, a motif also repeated in the main altarpiece, the lower one - due to the hand of Esteban Jamete - is more complete and deeper and in it are inserted, among many other motifs, scenes from both the Old Testament (Fall of the Manna and the Veneration of the Bronze Serpent) and the pagan world (Planets, from the intrados of the large central arch), but there is also abundant Plateresque carving. Flanking this large doorway are two buttresses of Gothic tradition, featuring two of the seven labors of Hercules. (The fight against the centaurs and the bulls of Geryon). To the sides of them are two stands and below them on bases the shields of Don Francisco de los Cobos and Doña María de Mendoza supported by warriors and matrons, respectively. At the ends rise two graceful circular turrets decorated with plateresque elements. The emblems of the founders are inserted repetitively, both inside and outside The side covers are due to Andrés de Vandelvira; the southern one, like an altarpiece, with scenes from the Old and New Testament; The south, with delicate Plateresque work and the typical Vandelvirian composition of a triumphal arch, is dedicated to Santiago, patron saint of Spain. A monumental bell tower, located on the Epistle side, completes this superb complex with a high symbolic value, present both architecturally and decoratively. Ultimately everything was designed to eternalize its founders. Andrés de Vandelvira, somewhat subject at first to the instructions of Diego de Siloé, appears much more personal to us as a result of the second contract of 1540, his great creative capacity emerging in the wonderful sacristy with its entrance door, but also in many other architectural elements. In El Salvador, the desires for immortality sought by his mentor, Don Francisco de los Cobos, have been united with the architectural and sculptural quality fostered by great artists of the Renaissance: Diego de Siloé, Andrés de Vandelvira and Esteban Jamete. The church was consecrated in 1559. An inscription on one of the pillars of the nave remembers it: "This Holy Church was consecrated by the Most Reverend Don Diego Tavera, of good memory, bishop of Jaén. Sunday, October 8, 1539. Presiding in the chair of San Pedro, Pius the fourth and Philip II of this name reigning in Spain." But what really links this temple to the figure of Muñoz Molina is its façade, where the representation of the “juancaballos” is carved, mythical creatures from the Sierra de Mágina that the author rescues to echo the phenomena and legends typical of rural spaces. The author, although the real image chiseled on the façade is from Greek mythology, Hercules fighting a Centaur, to give greater emphasis to the local history, deploys a story that enhances the real possibility of its existence in the characters of the novel. “The proof that the juancaballos existed […] was, carved in stone, on the façade of the Church of the Savior, […], so that, if they had been sculpted in such a sacred place, next to the statues of the saints and under the relief of the Transfiguration of the Lord, my grandfather smilingly argued, one would have to be quite a heretic not to believe in them…” Antonio Muñoz Molina. The Polish Horseman. OTHER NON-ARCHITECTURAL ARTISTIC MANIFESTATIONS Don Francisco de los Cobos and his wife, Mrs. María de Mendoza, endowed the Sacred Chapel with a rich movable heritage, increased by her descendants the Marquises of Camarasa. Little of that valuable treasure has come from the last heirs of the Camarasa. Of the abundant goldwork still kept in the sacristy, we highlight a late-Gothic gilt silver chalice from the end of the 15th century that, according to tradition, was given by Emperor Charles V to Cobos, a Venetian-style reliquary chest (15th century) and the cluster and barrel of a processional cross (disappeared), the work of the Toledo silversmith Francisco Martínez, carved in 1542; Also there is the reliquary bust of Santa Aurelia (16th century), carved in polychrome wood, and an ivory Christ (17th century). Of the excellent pictorial collection treasured by Cobos, nothing remains in the Chapel, since even the pieces not destroyed in 1936 such as the Pieta (16th century), by Sebastián del Piombo, a Calvary (16th century) and a penitent Magdalene are currently deposited in the Casa de Pilatos. To alleviate these important losses, the Medinaceli Foundation has hung a replica of the aforementioned Pieta in one of the chapels of the nave. Only certain remains could be saved from the famous San Juanito, a sculpture sculpted in Carrara marble, which according to traditional and recent historiography is attributed to the great Michelangelo. In 1563, the image was deposited in the Sabiote castle, Cobos manor. The large altarpiece of the High Altar, partially destroyed in 1936, represents - under an 18th century duster - the Transfiguration of Jesus on Mount Tabor, traditionally attributed to Alonso de Berruguete; The complex was restored by the sculptor José Luis Vassallo. In the four niches that flank the altarpiece, the Evangelists are preserved, carved around 1634 by the Ubetense sculptor Pedro de Zayas, which are completed above with those by San Pedro y San Pablo, works from the 18th century. Part of the old upper ashlar masonry (16th century), carved by Blas Briñón according to the conditions of Andrés de Vandelvira, and the lower one (18th century) are preserved. Interesting are the collateral baroque altarpieces of the main chapel. The large grille, which separates the central space or rotunda from the rest of the nave, sits on the marble capitals of the patio of the nearby palace of Cobos and is one of the most relevant examples of Spanish ironwork, its execution being attributed to Francisco Martínez and Francisco de Villalpando; It is dated 1555, the year of consecration of this splendid funerary temple.
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Declared an Asset of Cultural Interest on June 3, 1931. In the Renaissance, together with the castle and the palace, the building destined for eternal rest was cared for with great attention by the monarchy, the nobility and the high ecclesiastical dignities. The funerary space could occupy an already built chapel or be manufactured in a cathedral, church or any other religious building not built expressly for this purpose.
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Ruins of the Convento de San Francisco

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Conceived as a quadrangular space by the insignia architect Andrés de Vandelvira, it was covered by a large cross vault, of which there is only one reminder of its steel structure, reform made in the late 20th century. The chapel has the left side and the lower chapels of the bottom altar, on which the Major Altar was built. The rest of the Church is from the 17th century. It currently hosts the Municipal Auditorium.

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953 740 150
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23440
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37.994290
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San Francisco, 14º
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Ruins of the Castle of Castro Ferral

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In 1169 the Castle of Castro Ferral was conquered by Calatravos, commanded by Fernando de Icaza, the second Master of the Order. However, before the battle of the Navas de Tolosa, the fortress was again under Muslim control. Ferral would lead several acts of weapons during the military campaign that would end with the Christian triumph of the Navy (1212). The strategic importance of this castle, by controlling one of the traditional steps of Sierra Morena, made it an essential objective for any army that would want to cross the area.

The transfer of the border to the Betic Cordilleras marked the decline of Castro Ferral, who lost his role as a watchman for access to the Guadalquivir Valley. The foundation of St. Helena (Ermita de los Palacios), which has made it less important as a reference centre for the small population of those contours, was joined. In an undetermined time, they beat it to prevent it from becoming a jumpers' den.

The castle of Ferral was made up of three defensive enclosures. The first, currently the worst preserved, was a broad emulated in the slope of land that closed the top of the fence describing an almost perfect circle. This defensive line is more solid and pronounced at the North and North-East ends, where the land gap is greater.

In its interior is developed a second enclosure, possibly built in ground tapial on the base of masonry, from which are preserved various remains and two bastions that could protect the entrance to the castle.

The central core of the castle is made up of a rectangular enclosure of argamase tapial, in which the underground remains, possibly aljibes, are visible.

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There are only remains of this castle of a bulldozer built by Muslims before the Battle of the Saves of Tolosa. It is located inside the Natural Park, on the heights of the port of Muradal, to keep the Paso de la Losa, route between Andalusia and the Plateau. It is accessed exclusively by forest track.

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953 368 839
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23213
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38.392870
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-3.545360
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Ruins of the Church of Santo Domingo de Silos

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Se produce entonces el primer ensanche urbano de la población, que rompe longitudinalmente hacia el Suroeste con su antigua estructura amurallada. A lo largo de este eje se levantan el Pósito, sede del Ayuntamiento, y la iglesia de Ntra. Sra. de la Concepción, parroquia en pie hasta 1955, año en el que sobre ella se construyó la actual, perdiendo la población una de las dos parroquias históricas que tuvo en el pasado.

La otra parroquia se alza ruinosa dentro del recinto bajo de la fortaleza, configurando con ella y la espléndida naturaleza de la Sierra que la enmarca uno de los lugares más bellos de la provincia de Jaén. Este segundo templo, dedicado a Santo Domingo, es fruto del empeño de uno de los hombres más influyentes en la España de Carlos I, el famoso y prepotente secretario Francisco de los Cobos, que consiguió hacerse con el señorío del Adelantamiento en 1534, permaneciendo bajo la administración y control de sus descendientes, los Marqueses de Camarasa, hasta el año 1606, fecha en la que es recuperado por el Arzobispado de Toledo, propietario del amplio señorío desde el siglo XIII. Durante este período se construiría la que Rus Puerta califica como Iglesia Mayor.

Pero este monumental templo presentaba cierto abandono y ruina en el siglo XVIII. En el Catastro del Marqués de la Ensenada, de 1751, se relata así el estado en que se encontraba: “(...) lo que causa mayor dolor es ver la fábrica de la parroquial mayor de Santo Domingo de Silos por acabar, siendo esta bastante decente, y por los muchos hostigos y tejados con los que hoy se halla, por no estar perfeccionada padece el continuo detrimento de tan continuos gastos para poder conservarse (...)”.

La Guerra de la Independencia provocó su total ruina, pues fue incendiada, como Santa María, de Cazorla, el 4 de julio de 1810 por las tropas francesas. Posteriormente fue usado como Cementerio hasta mediados del siglo XX, quedando aún visibles los restos de esta ocupación. Paseando por las ruinas de Santo Domingo de Silos podemos acercarnos a uno de los episodios de la historia de estas sierras menos conocido. Poco sabemos sobre lo sucedido entre 1808 y 1812 en unas zonas muy alejadas de las ciudades ocupadas por los franceses. ¿Por qué incendiarían los franceses un edificio como la iglesia de Santo Domingo de Silos? Está claro que en una zona tan inaccesible, la presencia de los invasores franceses era bastante puntual.

Al mismo tiempo se ha constatado que aprovechando la geografía del terreno muchos guerrilleros se escondieron de los invasores en esta zona. Sabemos que ningún pueblo acogió de buena gana el gobierno de José I. Por el contrario, se organizaron juntas de defensas en las capitales de partido para hacer frente a los franceses.

En muchos pueblos se hicieron algunas obras de fortificación y quizá esta fue la última vez en la que se volvió a utilizar el castillo de Segura de la Sierra con fines militares. La respuesta francesa fue siempre la misma y consistió en el saqueo y destrucción de todos los elementos del poder en los pueblos. Normalmente se incendiaba el ayuntamiento con el objetivo de destruir toda la documentación del archivo y paralizar administrativamente el gobierno local. Otro objetivo eran las iglesias para destruir libros de bautismos y de defunciones, aunque la destrucción de las iglesias tenía también un componente psicológico pues se destruía un refugio para la población y al mismo tiempo el último recurso que los vecinos tenían en una situación de este tipo, el acudir a la iglesia a rezar para implorar la ayuda divina.

Por otra parte, según Vicente Salvatierra parece muy posible que la primitiva iglesia pudo estar en el mismo emplazamiento que la de Santo Domingo, al pie del castillo. En opinión de Luis Magaña, Rodrigo de Gibaja, maestro cantero ligado al Arzobispado de Toledo y responsable de las fábricas de la Colegial de Baeza y de la iglesia de Puebla de Don Fabrique, en tierras granadinas, tuvo a su cargo las obras de las iglesias de Santa María, en Quesada, y de Santo Domingo de La Iruela. También se ha documentado la participación del cantero cazorleño Gabriel de Tauste. No hay constancia documental de la intervención de Andrés de Vandelvira, pero es muy probable que diera las trazas a instancias de Francisco de los Cobos en torno al año 1534, encargándose de la ejecución Gibaja y Tauste, entre otros maestros canteros.

Chueca Goitia, comparando los restos de las iglesias de Santa María, de Cazorla, con la de La Iruela, estima que esta “Es de arte más pobre y tosco, como realizado por maestros locales siguiendo, seguramente, inspiraciones vandelvirescas”. En cualquier caso, ambas fábricas se están levantando paralelamente, dilatándose más en el tiempo la de Cazorla. De aquel monumental templo solo restan parte de los muros perimetrales, las portadas de acceso, la escalera de caracol para acceder a la torre de campanas, las capillas mayor y colaterales y una monumental portada en el lado del Evangelio con un relieve en el que se representa el milagro de la imposición de la casulla a San Ildefonso. La planta era de tres naves y la cabecera plana y destacada.

Determinados rasgos decorativos, la traza de las portadas de acceso y, sobre todo, la composición del alzado de los muros del crucero o primer gran tramo, articulado por un gran arco de medio punto en la parte alta y dos capillas en la baja separadas entre sí por una pilastra con una hornacina avenerada, son claramente vandelvirianos. En la catedral de Jaén o en San Isidoro de Úbeda, Andrés de Vandelvira incorporó monumentalmente esta composición, ejecutada con mayor sencillez en el caso de La Iruela.

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Monument included in the Historical-Artistic Set. Uncooked 01 / 04 / 85. The 16th century was a time of great economic development for the people of Alto Guadalquivir, which led to important urban and architectural interventions. In the villa of La Iruela, as in Cazorla, head of the advance, certain works were planned and carried out throughout that centuria that enhanced and modified its powerful medieval image, determined by its imposing strength.

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953 720 712
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23476
Latitud
37.920330
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-2.990450
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Ruins of the Church of Santa María

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It cost him the effort, but in the end, and despite Toledo's resistance, in 1534 he obtained the title, but his descendants could not keep it, as he was reintegrated to his former owners after a sound lawsuit in 1634. Cobos would soon complete his dream of becoming a great lord with the purchase of the jiennese villas of Sabiote, Canena, Torres and Velliza (Valladolid); his wife, Maria de Mendoza, rounded this great state with the acquisition of Jimena, whose purchase process was already initiated by her husband.

In all these enclaves, more in his hometown and in that of his wife (Ubeda and Valladolid, respectively), Francisco de los Cobos planned great building programs of marked artistic and propaganda significance. This double intention is perfectly reflected in the project of the church of Santa Maria, which was in all probability carried out by his trusted man, the deán Ortega, who in turn would entrust the works and direction in Andrés de Vandelvira, the master of the house's quarry, especially from the works in El Salvador de Ubeda.

The new church would rise on the way of the River Cerezuelo, but for this it was necessary to abovednot only the space dedicated to the church, but also the rest of the same located in front of it. Thus the temple closes and presides over the square, which also had the City Hall building (now hidden) and a beautiful pilar-abrevadero, which Chueca Goitia attributes to the hand of Andrés de Vandelvira, although the date 1606 carved in its large central billboard indicates otherwise. We must not forget that the advance to Toledo was returned the traces of Cobos and his descendants, the Marquis of Camarasa, had to be erased in all those goods where they were present.

This temple, located in a unique natural setting, suffered a catastrophic raid at the end of the 17th century, taking with it almost all its movable property. The fire by the Napoleonic troops in the War of Independence left the factory ruined, remaining standing the header, part of the perimeter walls, one of the two foot towers, with various remains, and a cover on the side of the Epistle. The destruction and the limited documentation found so far about its constructive process makes it difficult to set the stages and the teachers responsible for its factory. In any case, the difference in style between the header and the rest seems clear. Andrés de Vandelvira is present in the head and chapel of San Isicio, leaving out of his language the part of the feet and the side cover, which, according to José María Crespo, was able to run to a large extent by Alonso Barba.

The canyon vault of the presbyterium, the serlian vanity of the tester, the angular pillars that would form the cruise, with half Corinthian columns and fantastic heads, and the snail staircase topped into a cylindrical body are certainly elements used by Vandelvira around the 1540's. The vault of the chapel of San Isicio, for its part, is closely related to the one located under the tower-bell tower of El Salvador de Ubeda. The plant, made up of a ship and cruise to cover (at least in the initial project) with boned vaults, would approach the type of La Guardia, a conventual church in which Vandelvira also left the best of its art in the major chapel and cruise.

The ruins of Santa María, currently in the process of restoration in accordance with the project of the architect Mr Pedro Salmerón, still show today the proud architecture with which it was conceived by one of the most influential men of the 16th century in Spain, Don Francisco de los Cobos, who was also lucky to have at his service Andrés de Vandelvira, one of the most outstanding singers of the Spanish Renaissance.

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Monument of the Historical-Artistic Set. Declared 13 / 07 / 1972. The advance of Cazorla remained under the jurisdiction of the Archbishop of Toledo from the 13th to the 16th century. The large territory provided important benefits and the position of Advantado gave prestige to the one who held them. Both reasons must have weighed enough for Don Francisco de los Cobos, the prepowerful secretary of the Emperor Charles V, to come up with all the means at his disposal to obtain the rule and charge of such wide-ranging dominion for himself and his descendants.

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953 710 102
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23470
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37.908550
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-2.999930
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C/ Hoz, 6
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Castillejo Ruins

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The Castlejo de Cárchel is of Muslim origin and in the surrounding areas there have been many fragments of Spanish-Muslim ceramic glazed and unglazed, and among all the archaeological remains found in the area, stands the head of a clay figure, found in 1997 by the child José M. Ruiz. It is possibly a survival of Iberian exvotes in Muslim times.

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953 302 291 / 953 302 003
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23192
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37.634510
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-3.640960
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Remains of the Ancient ermita de San Ildefonso

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With an external appearance similar to that of other rural cortijos, it now retains remains of what was an ancient hermitage, called the hermitage of San Ildefonso.

As in most rural areas of Jaén, these ancient cortijos of the 18th and 19th centuries are owned by large families and have over the years served as a residence for farm workers and olive collectors.

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Nombre
Cortijo de San Ildefonso
Latitud
38.342440
Longitud
-3.103540
Distrito
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POINT (-3.10354 38.34244)
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Bridge Viejo sobre el Cañamares

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Id
8088389
Descripción
Descripción larga

It is a one-eye bridge made up of a half-point arch, quite robust and with pillars and paraments that make a curve to the Cañamares River. The shillery is well worked and is quite regular in size.

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It has traditionally been given as a certain chronology for this construction the first centuries of the Christian era coinciding with the Roman presence on our lands, and the proximity of the Almansas, where there was an important settlement at the time.

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Sitio web
http://www.chilluevar.es/
Teléfono de contacto
953 717 300 / 953 717 225
Ubicación
Código Postal
23477
Latitud
38.001450
Longitud
-3.030960
Dirección
Av. Andalucía, 6
Municipio
Ubicación en el mapa
POINT (-3.03096 38.00145)
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Bridge Romano

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Id
4706810
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In Puente de Génave we find the Old Bridge or Roman Bridge, on the river Guadalimar, of stone, reduced arch and one eye, in which the masonry is alternated with the silery. They highlight the environment and configuration of the village, being a forming element of the settlement of the village around the river and an essential step to know the riverside and its implementation in the territory.

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Sitio web
www.puentedegenave.es/el-municipio/patrimonio-historico.html
Correo electrónico
pgenave@puentedegenave.es
Ubicación
Código Postal
23350
Latitud
38.355380
Longitud
-2.803190
Distrito
Municipio
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POINT (-2.80319 38.35538)
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Bridge Renaissance

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Id
4276894
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It is one of the most important historical and artistic milestones of Marmolejo, along with the Parish Church of Our Lady of Peace and the spa of medicinal waters that spring up next to the same channel of the Guadalquivir River. Precisely bridge and spa linked their existence since the discovery of the therapeutic utility of the waters of these springs at the end of the 18th century (whose first news appears in theTreaty on the main medicinal sources of AndalusiaJohn of God Help, 1794) and the first facilities began to be built. But before thousands of swimmers turned this quiet place into bustling, there was already an architectural element in the environment: the San Bartolomé Bridge, possibly called for opening the day of the onomastics of this Holy, on August 24.

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Sitio web
www.villademarmolejo.es/urbanismo-y-monumentos/monumentos/puente-de-san-bartolome/
Ubicación
Código Postal
23770
Latitud
38.054040
Longitud
-4.193410
Distrito
Municipio
Ubicación en el mapa
POINT (-4.19341 38.05404)
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