El monasterio de Guadalupe se empezó a construir en el siglo XIII. Fue el monasterio español más importante durante 4 siglos. Es Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO
Guadalupe monastery was initiated at 13th Century. It was the most important Spanish monastery for more than four centuries. It is protected by the UNESCO as a World Heritage Site
El monasterio, cuya arquitectura abarca muchos siglos, está dominado por el templo mayor, construído por Alfonso XI y sus sucesores en los siglos XIV y XV. La sacristía barroca (1638-47) está profusamente decorada y contiene una valiosa colección de pinturas de Zurbarán.
The monastery, whose architecture evolved throughout many centuries, is still dominated by the templo mayor, or the main church, built by Alfonso XI and his immediate successors in the 14th and 15th centuries. The baroque sacristy (1638-47) is lavishly decorated and boasting a series of paintings by Zurbarán.
The monastery, whose architecture evolved throughout many centuries, is still dominated by the templo mayor, or the main church, built by Alfonso XI and his immediate successors in the 14th and 15th centuries. The baroque sacristy (1638-47) is lavishly decorated and boasting a series of paintings by Zurbarán.
Otras notables estructuras incluyen el claustro Mudéjar (1389-1405), con su magnífico portal plateresco, y el claustro gótico tardío (1531-33)
Other notable structures include the Mudejar cloister (1389-1405), with the magnificent Plateresque portal and the late Gothic cloister from 1531-33
Other notable structures include the Mudejar cloister (1389-1405), with the magnificent Plateresque portal and the late Gothic cloister from 1531-33
El monasterio se relaciona estrechamente con el Nuevo Mundo, donde existe un gran fervor por Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe, tanto en Méjico como en otros países.
The monastery is rich in associations with the New World, where Our Lady of Guadalupe is highly revered in the Mexican Basilica of Guadalupe and elsewhere.
The monastery is rich in associations with the New World, where Our Lady of Guadalupe is highly revered in the Mexican Basilica of Guadalupe and elsewhere.
Fue aquí, en Extremadura, donde Cristóbal Colón hizo su primer peregrinaje tras el descubrimiento de América en 1492 para dar gracias a Dios por su descubrimiento
It was here, in Extremadura, that Christopher Columbus made his first pilgrimage after discovering America in 1492 and it was here that he first thanked heaven for his discovery.
It was here, in Extremadura, that Christopher Columbus made his first pilgrimage after discovering America in 1492 and it was here that he first thanked heaven for his discovery.
Ésta es la parte trasera del Monasterio, a que parece un castillo?
This is the back of the monastery, it looks like a castle
Y ésta la hospedería del monasterio, donde te puedes alojar en un entorno de paz y silencio. También hay un restaurante.
And this is the Inn of the monastery, where you can lodge, in a peaceful and silent place. There is also a restaurant here.
Y después de la visita, qué mejor que unas buenas migas extremeñas, ñam!
And after the visit, you must try yummy "migas extremeñas", mjam!
Y, para terminar el día, compró regalitos para sus amigos
And, to finish the journey, he bought some souvenirs for all his friends
Guadalupe es un precioso pueblo situado en la provincia de Cáceres (Extremadura), famoso por su monasterio. Es un lugar digno de visitar, y Ralf Rabbit decidió ir de excursión allí. Y se lo pasó genial! :)
Guadalupe is a beautiful Spanish town, sited in the province of Cáceres (Extremadura, in the South-West of Spain), famous for its monastery. It is a place that is worth to visit, and Ralf Rabbit decided to make an excursion there. He had a fabulous day! :)
Guadalupe is a beautiful Spanish town, sited in the province of Cáceres (Extremadura, in the South-West of Spain), famous for its monastery. It is a place that is worth to visit, and Ralf Rabbit decided to make an excursion there. He had a fabulous day! :)
Raquel, thanks for the impressive photos once again! We love it very much, Guadalupe looks like a gorgeous place to visit. Spain tourism board should really pay you for all the admirable advertising you've done for your country :-)
ResponderEliminar@Hugo: Hahahaaa!!!! And Nici should pay us too :-)
ResponderEliminarKisses and thanks
Yes I definitely agree with you on that :D
ResponderEliminarQue bonito el monasterio, se ve precioso, me encantan las fotos ^_^
ResponderEliminar@Bea: es una pasada de bonito, y además nos hizo un día estupendo para visitarlo :)
ResponderEliminarHello Raquel and Ralf. Many thanks for sharing these brilliant photos. By viewing this inimitable architecture you can feel the sacred emanation of this place. And I´m also convinced that you should get an award for your precious posts. And our flock looks forward to more of your exciting excursions :-) Kisses
ResponderEliminarQué bonitas fotos,me encanta tu blog y tus peluches.
ResponderEliminar@Leona: Thank you very much for your kind comment. More pics of our excursions are coming soon!
ResponderEliminarKisses :)
@Anónimo: Muchas gracias! Los peluches Nici es lo que tienen, que te enamoras de ellos rápido!
ResponderEliminarEsperamos verte por el blog a menudo :)
Un beso
Guadalupe is really pretty!! I've never been to Spain although Andrea says she went to Barcelona once (without me. I should sack her!) Maybe I should tell her to take me to Spain...!
ResponderEliminar@Beanie: You should ask Andrea to take you to Spain, and if you come to Madrid, my flock will go to welcome you and show you our city :)
ResponderEliminarKisses
Preciosas las fotos xD
ResponderEliminar¿Como estas guapa? Un beso
@Jenny: Muchas gracias! Todo va bien (crucemos los dedos) jijijij
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