Trinity Hermitage · Almonaster la Real

The Ermita de la Trinidad, from the end of the 18th century, is a notable example of rural baroque. With an irregular floor plan adapted to the terrain, it has a single nave that includes the sacristy, covered with a groin vault, and a trapezoidal presbytery with a barrel vault and lunettes. The light enters through two tetralobulated oculi, highlighting the simplicity of the interior, decorated with holy water basins and panelled doors. The whitewashing and the purity of lines give the whole an architectural sobriety uncommon in the traditional baroque.