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MONUMENTS OF LUCENA
 

Lucena cuenta con monumentos y lugares con encanto. Lugares en los que el Visitante descubre toda belleza de esta ciudad. A continuación, puede consultar las referencias de algunos de ellos

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Parish of San Mateo.
Considered as the cathedral of the Subbética, this church follows the artistic canons of Gothic-Mudéjar and Renaissance styles. This location was once the site of the ancient synagogue and later the mosque of the city until it was adapted to Christian worship in 1240. The current church was initiated in ...
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Parish of San Mateo.
Considered as the cathedral of the Subbética, this church follows the artistic canons of Gothic-Mudéjar and Renaissance styles. This location was once the site of the ancient synagogue and later the mosque of the city until it was adapted to Christian worship in 1240. The current church was initiated in ...
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Castle of the Moral - Archaeological and Ethnological Museum.
In the heart of the city stands the Castle of the Moral, a medieval fortress declared a cultural heritage site. Its central part, the oldest, was probably built between the 11th and 12th centuries, during the heyday of Jewish Lucena. Its initial square-shaped structure has towers at the corners, with ...
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Royal Sanctuary of Most Holy Mary of Araceli.
Six kilometers from Lucena, on the summit of the Sierra de Aras, stands the Sanctuary of Most Holy Mary of Araceli. Lands of five provinces and more than thirty villages unfold before the eyes of the visitor from this privileged balcony of nature in the geographical center of Andalusia. One ...
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Palace of the Counts of Santa Ana - City Interpretation Center.
Considered one of the finest examples of 18th-century civil architecture in our city, its construction was promoted by the Mora-Saavedra family between 1730 and 1750. This family, possibly of converso Jewish origins, was among those who settled in Lucena, drawn by the city's past fame and the desire to dwell ...
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MUSEUMS IN LUCENA
 

Lucena has museums and charming places. Places where the Visitor discovers all the beauty of this city. You can then check the references of some of them.

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House of the Mora.
The annex building to the San Pedro Mártir de Verona church was the former Dominican convent founded in 1575 by the Bishop of Cordoba, and in 1836, by decree of exclaustration, it became part of the National Assets. In 1844, it was auctioned and passed into the ownership of Juan ...
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Palace of the Counts of Santa Ana - City Interpretation Center.
Considered one of the finest examples of 18th-century civil architecture in our city, its construction was promoted by the Mora-Saavedra family between 1730 and 1750. This family, possibly of converso Jewish origins, was among those who settled in Lucena, drawn by the city's past fame and the desire to dwell ...
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Brotherhood House-Museum of the Brotherhood of the Most Holy Christ of Love and Mary Most Holy of Peace.
The Brotherhood House stands on a constructed area of 400 m², divided into three spaces: a first area of approximately 100 m² intended for reception, toilets, secretariat, and kitchen; a second area, of the same dimensions, housing an auditorium with a stage, equipped with audiovisual means. The remaining 200 m² ...
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Thematic Center of Romantic Banditry (Jauja)
At the Thematic Center of Romantic Banditry, visitors will have the opportunity to delve into the phenomenon of romantic banditry. Housed in this avant-garde designed building, on four floors of exhibition space, are the most modern exhibition technologies, such as holograms, audiovisuals, and a 3D projection room. Visitors can also ...
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Castle of the Moral - Archaeological and Ethnological Museum.
In the heart of the city stands the Castle of the Moral, a medieval fortress declared a cultural heritage site. Its central part, the oldest, was probably built between the 11th and 12th centuries, during the heyday of Jewish Lucena. Its initial square-shaped structure has towers at the corners, with ...
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PLACES OF INTEREST IN LUCENA
 

Lucena has charming places. Places where the Visitor discovers all the beauty of this city. You can then check the references of some of them.