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article_categoryTOTANA, CHURCHES AND HOURS OF SERVICE
For more articles select a Page or Next.The sanctuary and church of Santa Eulalia in Totana Renowned 17th-century murals and fabulous views at this rural religious complex inTotana 7 kilometres outside the town of Totana, in the wooded foothills of Sierra Espuña, is arguably the most attractive monument in the municipality, and almost certainly..The Chapel of La Milagrosa or Iglesia Concepción in Totana The chapel stands on the spot of the first known church in Totana The Capilla de la Milagrosa in Totana is a neo-Gothic structure which was built in the late 19th century on the spot formerly occupied by the 14th-century church dedicated to the Pur&..The Ermita de San Roque in Totana A small church in the north of Totana which dates from the 18th century The Ermita de San Roque is a modest, unpretentious church located on a small hill called “El Cabecico” in the northern part of Totana. Dedication to the saint was moved..The Iglesia de las Tres Avemarías in Totana The church and monastery of the Tres Avemarías dates from the early 17th century This 17th century church and monastery in the town centre of Totana is now owned by the Capuchin Order of monks, an offshoot from the Franciscans, and dates from..The parish church of Santiago El Mayor in TotanaThe church stands in the Plaza de la Constitución in the centre of Totana The 16th century parish church dedicated to Santiago, the patron saint of Spain, stands in the centre of Totana alongside the Town Hall and the Fuente de Juan de Uzeta in the..Ermita de San José Totana This is the focal point of the Barrio de San José The ermita de San José, or church of San José, is located on an outcrop in the north-east of the town of Totana, in an area also known as the “barrio del Castillo” or..For more articles select a Page or Next.article_category
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