Spain's Golden Age of Architecture - Monday, 13, January 2025

Discover the Splendor of Spanish Renaissance Architecture: The Golden Age

Step back in time to the opulent world of 16th-century Spain, a period celebrated as the "Golden Age" of art, culture, and architecture. Book NOW for this engaging talk with slides where we will explore the iconic architectural styles, masterful architects, and royal patrons that defined an era of unparalleled splendor.

Monday, 13, January 2025

17:00 H - 5pm

10 E - donation

Inside boardroom of 

Benitachell Properties SL. 

(Calle Padre Placido 57 -  Benitachell)

Who is commemorated by the bust in Benissa?

DID YOU KNOW

The bust in Benissa commemorates Jaume el Conqueridor (James the Conqueror) King James I of Aragon, who reigned from 1213 to 1276. He is renowned for his military campaigns that expanded the Crown of Aragon's territories, including the conquest of Valencia in 1238. This expansion played a significant role in shaping the cultural and historical landscape of the region.

What defines the Monastery of San Jerónimo's church portal?

The door and portal of the Iglesia del Monasterio Jerónimo de la Concepción (Monasterio de San Jerónimo) in Granada, Andalucía, are remarkable examples of Renaissance architecture, crafted by Martín Díaz Navarrete around 1593. 

What secrets lie within the portal of Carlos V at the Alcázar of Toledo?

The main portal of Carlos V at the Alcázar of Toledo is a stunning example of Spanish Renaissance architecture, reflecting the grandeur and ambition of Carlos I of Spain during his reign. Designed in the Plateresque style, the portal combines Gothic, Renaissance, and Moorish influences, showcasing the highly decorative and intricate craftsmanship of the era.