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Visit to the Ermita del Dulce Nombre de Jesús y Santa Misericordia

The Ermita del Dulce Nombre de Jesús y Santa Misericordia is one of the most unique architectural and historical treasures of the old town of Alcalá. Located in the emblematic Plaza de la Misericordia, this temple stands out for having served as a mosque during the Muslim period due to its elevated position and, subsequently, as a charitable hospital and Renaissance and Mudejar hermitage since the 16th century.

During the visit, you will be able to contemplate its valuable exposed brick facade with a characteristic oculus framed by colored tiles, as well as an artistic belfry topped with a mixtilinear pediment. Inside, with a single nave and wooden coffered ceiling, elements of great devotional and historical value are kept, such as an 18th-century altarpiece presided over by a carving from the Sevillian School.

It is a perfect enclave for lovers of sacred architecture and local history who seek to discover corners full of the past far from crowded circuits. The temple is fully integrated into the urban fabric of the historic center.

Practical tips: it is recommended to verify liturgical opening hours or arrange the visit through the associated brotherhoods to ensure interior access.

Where: Ermita del Dulce Nombre de Jesús y Santa Misericordia
Price: Free admission
Source: Turismo de la Provincia de Sevilla

Frequently asked questions

Where is the hermitage located?

It is located in the Plaza de la Misericordia, in the upper area of the historic center of Alcalá de Guadaíra.

What is the access price?

Admission to the site is free.

What architectural elements stand out on its exterior?

Its Mudejar and Renaissance style facade, the oculus with polychrome tiles, and the wrought iron belfry stand out.

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