Provincial Hospital (Almeria)
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It was built between 1547 and 1557, and is one of the oldest civil buildings currently preserved. Its distinctive main facade is located in the Hospital street, which has a neoclassical design. Inside the building is the Chapel of Saint Mary Magdalene.
The building has been declared as “Cultural Interest” and from an architectural point of view, it is a compendium of styles that summarize the evolution of the architecture of Almeria. This building was redesigned, with the demolition of some structures, to recover the free space that existed on Paseo San Luis, thereby recovering the image of the place from 400 years ago.
Access to the set of buildings, the pavilion of Saint Vincent and the Chapel were created by the architect Enrique López Rull.
The building has been declared as “Cultural Interest” and from an architectural point of view, it is a compendium of styles that summarize the evolution of the architecture of Almeria. This building was redesigned, with the demolition of some structures, to recover the free space that existed on Paseo San Luis, thereby recovering the image of the place from 400 years ago.
Access to the set of buildings, the pavilion of Saint Vincent and the Chapel were created by the architect Enrique López Rull.
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