Iglesia de la Purísima Concepción

The Purísima Concepción Church features a prominent 18th-century façade with churrigueresque altarpiece and Salomonic columns inside the main hall.

Originally built as a hermitage in 1705, the building became a parish in 1876 and served as headquarters for International Brigades during Spanish Civil War.

The central altar displays religious artworks from the former convent of Justinianas de la Concepción, established in 1571, representing local Catholic heritage.

The church maintains regular mass schedules and provides religious services at Calle Purísima 1, in the Carretas-Huerta de Marzo neighborhood.

The interior structure incorporates architectural elements from multiple centuries, including original columns and altarpieces from different religious buildings in Albacete.

Location: Albacete

GPS coordinates: 38.99281,-1.85236

Latest update: March 7, 2025 15:31