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Hospital los Venerables , Seville

About Hospital los Venerables

Hospital Los Venerables, also known as Hospital de Venerables Sacerdotes or Hospital of Venerable Priests, is a 17th-century building constructed back in 1675. This building was constructed by two famous architects, namely Juan Domínguez & Leonardo de Figueroa.

Hospital Los Venerables is an exhibition centre and a charitable hospital. Today, it is regarded as the residence of several priests who offer their prayers in several religious spots in Seville. The place also houses a prominent Velázquez Center, constructed in remembrance of Diego Velázquez, a famous Spanish painter.

Sevilla, or the Brotherhood of Silence, decided to offer for disabled, poor and elderly priests in 1627. They decided to rent an apartment where these persists reside under one hood. Later in 1673, a new shelter was constructed with a similar aim called Hospital Los Venerables. The hospital was founded in 1675 by Canon Justino de Neve, but later in 1687, a famous architect Leonardo de Figueroa took over this project.

The building was finally completed in 1697. Years later, in 1840, this hospital was transformed into a textile factory. As you enter the building’s premises, several fountains and circular steps are embellished with tinted tiles. These tiles were decorated by Melchor Moreno. If you’re planning your trip to Seville, a visit to Hospital Los Venerables is a must!

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Hospital los Venerables Highlights

• A historical landmark in Seville, Spain, it is a 17th-century monument that serves as a famous residence for monks and priests.
• Known as a hidden gem in Seville, Hospital Los Venerables or Hospital de Venerables Sacerdotes is designed by Juan Domínguez & Leonardo de Figueroa.
• The place houses several orange trees offering a tranquil environment to all tourists.
• Presently, this place is considered one of the largest art galleries in Seville. It houses paintings by a prominent artist, namely Diego Velázquez.
• Beside Diego Velázquez, the building also houses some famous works by Martínez Montañés, Murillo, Valdes Leal and Roldan.
• This historical site hosts several exhibitions at regular intervals.

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