Osuna

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Located between Seville, Malaga, and Granada, and just a few kilometers from the province of Cordoba, lies Osuna. This town with a pasplendid sadomasochism, was ducal village. Osuna is a jewel of the Renaissance, for its churches and convents, and also of the Baroque, for its spectacular stately homes and palaces.

History of Osuna

Osuna's past It dates back to our ancient inhabitants, TurdetanThe Tartessians, who in turn coexisted with travelers from the other side of the Mediterranean: Phoenicians, Carthaginians,…Without forgetting its important Roman past, when it was a great colony under the rule of Julius Caesar.

The 16th century gave Osuna the splendor we know today thanks to the Dukes of Osuna and their predecessors, the Counts of Ureña. This family ensured that their legacy remained alive in the Sevillian town through the construction of grand buildings.

In the 17th and 18th centuries, great fortunes arrived in the ducal town and numerous businesses were created palaces and stately homes in the Baroque style prevalent at the time.

What is worth visiting in Osuna?

Osuna is a town with So much to do and see. That's why it's well worth a visit. We recommend staying at least two days to be able to fully enjoy everything it has to offer.

Next, I will list the most spectacular monuments and places:

The Collegiate Church of Osuna

This is the Collegiate Church of the Assumption. The common sentiment expressed by all our visitors is that they It's very surprising. And they don't expect what they find inside. It's true that its austere exterior has nothing to do with the artistic jewelry that its interior houses.

Most important works of the Collegiate Church of Osuna:

• Flemish Painting Collection
• Baroque Sculpture Collection: Juan de Mesa, Martínez Montañés, …
• 5 paintings by José de Ribera, El Spagnoleto.
• Work by Hernando de Esturmio
• Courtyard of the Sepulchre
• Ducal Chapel
• Burials of the Dukes of Osuna
• Treasury of the Collegiate Church
• Juan de Arce processional cross

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The Las Canteras Hunting Reserve

You have to leave the town a little to see the spectacular Las Canteras Hunting Ground. Known as The Petra of Andalusia. A venue for events and cultural visits. Discover the Iberian past of Osuna and its quarrying tradition is a must.

Their standout features Iberian-inspired reliefs and the cuts of the stone extracted and carved by the stonemasons, as well as its garden and the views of Osuna.

The Monastery of the Incarnation

A cloistered monastery It awaits us at the foot of the Collegiate Church. Built at the same time as the church, it preserves a beautiful Sevillian tiled patio, a Baroque church beautiful and high-quality works.

The old University

Next to the Collegiate Church is the building of the old University of Osuna. 16th century. However, it is still operational. You can visit its website. Cloister, chapel, Girona room and Paraninfo. Likewise, it will not leave you indifferent.

San Pedro Street

Much has been written in recent months about the most beautiful street in Spain and Europe. And yes, we have it in my town, Osuna. UNESCO It was declared as such because it consisted of a large number of palaces and stately homes.

It stands out baroque in all its splendor, especially on the facade of the Palace of the Marquis of La Gomera.

No less spectacular in the Town Hall Cellar or numerous private homes that we will see on the tour.

Visit Osuna

Without further ado, don't waste any time and plan your visit to Osuna. The best way to do it is with an official guide certified by the Andalusian Regional Government. And if she's also from Osuna, all the better. Culturea Experience You'll be able to enjoy this wonderful experience that will captivate you. Count on me for your guided tour of Osuna!

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