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JavierCR 🇪🇸
September 7, 2025
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Hermitage of Solitude
Dedicated to Our Lady of Solitude, it was built with Toledo masonry and a cement plinth.
The entrance doorway is semicircular with an alfiz, topped by a brick bell gable.
The interior consists of a simple nave, covered by a barrel vault with lunettes.
The main chapel is entered through a semicircular triumphal arch, enclosed by a wooden grille, and covered with a half-orange dome.
It houses processional floats such as:
The Virgin of Solitude, with an embroidered cloak;
The Descent from the Cross;
The Recumbent Christ in the Holy Sepulchre, a sculpture that invites contemplation.
Dedicated to Our Lady of Solitude, it was built with Toledo masonry and a cement plinth.
The entrance doorway is semicircular with an alfiz, topped by a brick bell gable.
The interior consists of a simple nave, covered by a barrel vault with lunettes.
The main chapel is entered through a semicircular triumphal arch, enclosed by a wooden grille, and covered with a half-orange dome.
It houses processional floats such as:
The Virgin of Solitude, with an embroidered cloak;
The Descent from the Cross;
The Recumbent Christ in the Holy Sepulchre, a sculpture that invites contemplation.
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•JavierCR 🇪🇸
September 7, 2025
Hiking
The Hermitage of Solitude and the Hospital of San Carlos in Los Yébenes (Toledo) form a historical and religious complex of great value, located in the Plaza de la Canaleja, a picturesque and quiet area of the municipality.
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September 7, 2025
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San Carlos Hospital
Its origins date back to the 15th century, although it was rebuilt in the 17th century in a popular Baroque style.
Dedicated to welcoming the poor and passersby, it is an example of La Mancha folk art.
Its rough columns that lintel the courtyard's portico are one of its greatest architectural highlights.
In recent years, restoration work has been carried out to restore its structure and open spaces such as classrooms and historic walls.
Its origins date back to the 15th century, although it was rebuilt in the 17th century in a popular Baroque style.
Dedicated to welcoming the poor and passersby, it is an example of La Mancha folk art.
Its rough columns that lintel the courtyard's portico are one of its greatest architectural highlights.
In recent years, restoration work has been carried out to restore its structure and open spaces such as classrooms and historic walls.
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