Ermita de Sant Bernat
Chapel with a centralized plan from the 17th century ordered to be built by the Count of Carlet. It stands out for its exterior heptagonal shape, unique in Europe, with a dome of blue tiles on a drum. It stands on the site of the palace of the Moorish king who martyred his son Saint Bernard of Alcira and his sisters.
Chapel with a centralized plan from the 17th century ordered to be built by the Count of Carlet. It stands out for its exterior heptagonal shape, unique in Europe, with a dome of blue tiles on a drum. It stands on the site of the palace of the Moorish king who martyred his son Saint Bernard of Alcira and his sisters. It was built in the 17th century by order of the Count of Carlet. It has a heptagonal exterior plan, unique in Europe, and almost circular inside the vault. It is covered by a dome of blue tiles on a heptagonal drum with circular windows. It was built on the palace of the Moorish king who martyred Saint Bernard of Alcira and his sisters María and Gracia. It is located in Pintarrafes, Carlet.
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