Templete de la Virgen de los Dolores - Ronda, ES - Official Local Tourism Attractions on Waymarking.com

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Templete de la Virgen de los Dolores

"Built in 1734, it is an open chapel, attached to a house, with an open rectangular plan, with semicircular arches and carpanels on three sides, which are supported by columns with Ionic capitals and figurative shafts that represent human figures. thin and tied to the shaft with a rope around their necks, sinister expression.

The complex is covered with a three-water roof made of Moorish tiles.

Inside it has three covers; the lateral ones, vaults, and the central one, oval cap and central medallion with ribbed ribs and cut-out plate decoration, resting on pendentives decorated with seed beads and vegetable stems.

On the front wall there is a brick pilaster on top of which is a small carved wooden altarpiece in which a niche opens as a balcony, inside which is a canvas of the Virgen de los Dolores. On both sides, two shields of the Catholic Monarchs."

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