Hospital San Juan de Dios - Martos
A remarkable seventeenth-century building, dated in keeping with the stately architecture of the surroundings. The façade, unlike the Baroque style of other buildings of the Order, is contrastingly sober. The door, made of wood and fitted with nails, gives access to a hall that communicates with a small square patio with a gallery of arches on both floors on square and carved pillars. The temple has a single nave and the presbytery is covered with an elliptical vault on pendentives. This building, which has been restored, today houses the INEM Headquarters, in what used to be a Hospital.
Location
Located on Calle San Juan de Dios.