Having passed so many times by Antequera and never stopping, I decided to do it this time, however Fernanda was pushing me to hurry back home, and I only had a very quick glimpse.
Trinidad Convent
I think that I never made such a rushy visit anywhere, as this in Antequera.
I’ve been there in 1963 (wow! 52 years ago), and it didn’t mean much to my young student expectations.
I passed nearby several time, never entering, but this time, I decided to look around.
The problem is that it was Sunday, the commerce was closed, and, with Fernanda blaming loud to move on, I didn’t even left the car for a second.
Passing by I saw a couple of (maybe) interesting points, as, for instance, this church that (I read) was built between 1672 and 1683.
To see in the third visit, if a third visit occurs.
Tribuna de la Cruz Blanca chapel
This strange chapel (strange for its location, topping a rank of buildings between two streets), seems to have been built in 1774, in late Gothic style.
El Faro – Expensive
El Faro – Expensive
No, I’m not proud of my decision to stop to eat in Antequera.
The restaurant is well located, by the highway, it looks nice, the steak was big and tasty, but the prices were so high that I think they paid a high salary to the many flies that made us company during all the lunch.
