Semana Santa 2023 Santiponce

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Semana Santa 2023 Santiponce.Miércoles 5 de abril 19:30 h

Hermandad del Rosario

Fundación: 1958.
Sede: Parroquia de S. Isidoro del Campo.
Día de salida: Miércoles Santo.
Pasos: 2.
Titulares: Nuestro Padre Jesús Nazareno, Nuestra Señora del Rosario Coronada y Divina Pastora de las Almas.
Túnica y capa: De color blanco con antifaz de terciopelo morado, botonadura en terciopelo morado y cíngulo morado y blanco.

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Wed, 05 de Apr de 2023

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Wed, 05 de Apr de 2023

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Santiponce

Distance from Seville

9.00 Km

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Environmental Education Center

'El Robledo' Visitor’s Centre

In the heart of the Sierra Morena Natural Park in Seville, 1.4 kilometres from the town of Constantina, is the El Robledo Visitor's Centre. At the centre, the visitor will learn about and even perceive the pleasant sound of riverside woods and the smells of the aromatic plants of the Mediterranean countryside. The visit can be completed with a walk through the El Robledo botanical garden, next to the visitor's centre. At this centre, there is an exhibition showing the visitor how the Seville’s Sierra Morena we see today is the result of a human-nature balance, whose main feature is the dehesa, the most characteristic landscape of this Park. Since ancient times, the great variety of resources offered by these mountains has attracted numerous cultures that have left their mark on the environment. The transformation suffered and the use of these resources are the central themes of the exhibition.

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Plaza América

The Plaza América is in the María Luisa Park and was designed and directed by the architect Aníbal González y Álvarez-Osorio (1876-1929). It was opened in 1916 and is surrounded by an oval road for traffic and by the Palace of Ancient Art (now the Museum of Popular Arts and Customs), the Royal Pavilion and the Palace of Fine Arts (now the Archaeological Museum). In these buildings, the first of the 1929 Ibero-American Exhibition, Aníbal González brought together three historic architectural styles: Renaissance (Palace of Fine Arts), Gothic (Royal Pavilion), and Mudejar (Palace of Ancient Art). At its centre, there is a beautiful pond dotted with water lilies with a high central spout surrounded by magnificent wrought-iron candleholders. In this square, the Glorieta de Cervantes can be found; its tile benches reproduce passages from the immortal Quixote and the Glorieta dedicated to Rodríguez Marín. The landscaping of the square, reformed on several occasions, mainly consists of a layout of geometric flowerbeds framed by hedges of eponymous (Euonymus japonicus), within which different varieties of roses are planted. Tall, slender palm trees complement the ensemble. The Royal Pavilion has this name as it was designed to house the Royal House's art collections, which featured in the 1929 Ibero-American Exhibition. The so-called Mudejar Pavilion was completed in 1914 and is inspired by Andalusian Mudejar styles(that is why it has this name), although it was initially the Palace of Industries, Manufactures and Decorative Arts or also known as the Ancient Art Pavilion. The last building in the square, opposite the Mudejar Pavilion, was built for the Ibero-American Exhibition as the Fine Arts Pavilion and is now the Archaeological Museum. The building was designed by Aníbal González between 1912 and 1929 in the Plateresque style. At one end, the internationally famous white doves gather in front of anyone who provides them with some food, and they even give it a name as this square is also popularly known as the pigeon park.

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The Fountain and the Washhouse

Built in pink marble and in the shape of an octagonal prism, this was the tank where water from the Sierra de San Pablo was collected to supply the population. It was built in 1875 by the Sevillian architect Juan Talavera, and was completed in 1979 with the construction of the washroom, of which the façade and the pavement pillar remain.

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