Permanent exhibition of the Brotherhood of the True Cross’s belongings.
Description
In the charming and monumental neighborhood of Baeza, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, there is a cultural gem that pays tribute to the rich brotherhood tradition of this historic city: the permanent exhibition of the Franciscan Brotherhood of the Vera Cruz’s paraphernalia, founded in 1540. This space, located in the Brotherhood House of the Cofradía, invites visitors to immerse themselves in the devotion and art that have characterized this illustrious and venerable brotherhood over the centuries.
Upon entering the exhibition, one is immediately transported to a world where religiosity and art intertwine in a dance of colors and shapes. The carefully arranged showcases display an impressive collection of brotherhood paraphernalia, including everything from processional steps to ornaments, banners, rich embroideries, and sculptures that have witnessed the faith and devotion of generations of brotherhood members. Each object is not only a work of art but also a tangible testimony of the history and tradition of the Vera Cruz in Baeza.
The cozy atmosphere and attention to detail make this exhibition an ideal place for those who seek not only to admire art but also to connect with the history and spirituality that the brotherhood represents. The combination of exceptional cultural heritage and a space that invites reflection makes this visit an unforgettable experience.
In summary, the permanent exhibition of brotherhood paraphernalia of the Franciscan Brotherhood of the Vera Cruz in Baeza is a true treasure that celebrates the faith, history, and art of one of the oldest brotherhoods in Spain. A place where devotion and culture meet, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of those fortunate enough to visit it. Undoubtedly, it is a must-visit for all those who wish to delve into the rich spiritual and artistic heritage of Baeza.
Free admission
Open Monday to Saturday from 11:00 to 13:30 and from 16:30 to 18:30
Closed on Sunday afternoons.
Closed in July, August, and during Lent.