St Antony the Great Hermitage (Jumilla)
The Hermitage of St Antony the Great was built in 1611 on the outskirts of the city.
It is a temple with a Latin cross plan, although at present, due to the changes it has undergone, it has remained a Greek cross, with a single vaulted nave and a transept and dome.
Due to the increase in population, the temple was converted into a hospital and later into a school, ending up losing its cover and part of the nave.
It is a temple with a Latin cross plan, although at present, due to the changes it has undergone, it has remained a Greek cross, with a single vaulted nave and a transept and dome.
Due to the increase in population, the temple was converted into a hospital and later into a school, ending up losing its cover and part of the nave.
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What to see in Jumilla
Museums in Jumilla
