Iglesia de la Asunción (panel 10)

Church of the Assumption (panel no.10)

This is one of the three fortress churches in the province of Alicante.
It was built along with the walls around 1550.
It has few windows, a single central nave and chapels between the buttresses.
All this is typical of the levantine gothic style.
In the 18th century the chapels of the Immaculate Conception and the Communion were added.
The latter houses the image of the patron saint Santa Marta.
In the tactile image on the facade you have the very simple baroque-classicist style main door, also added in the 18th century.
It has two columns on each side and a pediment with a vaulted niche containing the image of Santa Maria.
In recent years, important research, cataloging and restoration works have been carried out on the monument and its objects by the Parish, the Bishopric, the Vila Joiosa City Council and the Alicante Provincial Government.
The temple is are declared Bien de Interés Cultural, the highest heritage protection category in Spain.

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panel informativo accesible

En la plaza de la iglesia hay donde hay un panel que explica la fachada del templo, accesible a personas con discapacidad física, visual, auditiva y mental y con opciones a varios idiomas en audio y texto y a más información accesible en Smartphone mediante un código QR.

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Next to the tower of the walls that you can see in the Plaza de la Generalitat, you have an informative accessible panel: it is accessible to wheelchairs, has large print for people with visual impairment, visual text in Spanish, Valencian and English, has a relief map and text in…

Church of the Assumption (panel no.10)

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