Heritage tour of the Hospital de las Cinco Llagas
The former Hospital de las Cinco Llagas, located in front of the Macarena walls, represents one of the most important Renaissance complexes in Europe. Designed in the 16th century by architects such as Martín de Gainza and Hernán Ruiz II, it functioned as a public hospital until the 70s before being restored to house the official headquarters of the Parlamento de Andalucía.
During guided institutional visits, you tour the historic lighting courtyards, such as the Patio del Recibimiento or the San Carlos courtyard, and access the interior of the old hospital church, now spectacularly adapted as the Salón de Plenos of the regional chamber.
Admission is free of charge and takes place in groups accompanied by the institution's protocol staff. It is essential to book a place in advance through the official website of the Parlamento de Andalucía and present an identity document upon entry.
Frequently asked questions
How is access to the building managed?
Visits are free but require prior booking through the Parlamento de Andalucía portal and arriving with an identity document.
Which spaces stand out on the tour?
Its Renaissance courtyards and the Salón de Plenos, located in the old church of the hospital complex, stand out.
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