Iglesia de Santa Cecilia

Buenas fiestas

Historica

I travel around many small towns in Central Spain & attend their fiestas. Easter 2018 in Almoguera was a revisit, with the 360º camera making a public appearance. Lots of the locals know me & like to see the photos & videos that I take of their town. This is true for many towns, because there is a certain pride that we all have about our hometowns.Anyway, the Easter procession is normally led by a single statue supported on a platform that is either rolled or carried. Then, the townspeople will follow. Visitors & locals alike, take photos. Here, in Almoguera, there are 2 processions that go off in different directions & then meet, facing each other. The 2 statues are Jesus, which is accompanied by men & the Virgin Mary that is accompanied by women. There seems to be more women willing to do this, or maybe that’s just the tradition.In conclusion, an event worth seeing.

Templo católico construido en el siglo XVI sobre los restos de uno anterior de origen románico. De gran tamaño, sus muros están construídas con sillarejo, destacan sus contrafuertes y su torre campanario construida en el roquedo sobre el que se asentaba él antiguo castillo de Almoguera. En su interior se conserva una pila románica del del siglo XIII

Una iglesia echa en la ladera de un monte de unos 40m y en lo alto tiene el campanario, con el castillo que son visitables. Por dentro aforo para unas 200 personas con un retablo precioso . Visitar en fiestas con la pólvora lanzada desde el castillo es precioso