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La Solana has several churches that it is recommendable to visit. The first of them, in the same Plaza, is that of Santa Catalina, declared B.I.C and carried out by the teacher Aliseda. Construction began in 1420 and was finished in 1433; but its state of ruin at the end of the 15th century forced it to be rebuilt. This project ended in 1524. Of the whole complex, what stands out in the eyes of anyone is its impressive Tower, despite the fact that it has collapsed several times, it maintains its majesty and is famous throughout the province. Of the Trinitarios convent, on Calle del Convento, all that remains is the church of San Juan Bautista, in a Baroque style with classicist features. It was rebuilt in 1970 and preserves an elevated walkway that crosses Calle Arco del Convento. And to finish with the churches, visit the one in San Sebastián, a Historical-Artistic Monument since 1982. Its access through a small patio and the Mudejar roof of its only nave, inlaid with mother-of-pearl and polychrome, are unique. In its latest restoration, some frescoes have been found in which figures are barely distinguishable, but Gothic inscriptions.

La Solana has several churches that it is recommendable to visit. The first of them, in the same Plaza, is that of Santa Catalina, declared B.I.C and carried out by the teacher Aliseda. Construction began in 1420 and was finished in 1433; but its state of ruin at the end of the 15th century forced it to be rebuilt. This project ended in 1524. Of the whole complex, what stands out in the eyes of anyone is its impressive Tower, despite the fact that it has collapsed several times, it maintains its majesty and is famous throughout the province. Of the Trinitarios convent, on Calle del Convento, all that remains is the church of San Juan Bautista, in a Baroque style with classicist features. It was rebuilt in 1970 and preserves an elevated walkway that crosses Calle Arco del Convento. And to finish with the churches, visit the one in San Sebastián, a Historical-Artistic Monument since 1982. Its access through a small patio and the Mudejar roof of its only nave, inlaid with mother-of-pearl and polychrome, are unique. In its latest restoration, some frescoes have been found in which figures are barely distinguishable, but Gothic inscriptions.

The town of La Solana is located to the southeast of the province of iudad Real, in a flat area with gentle hills, except for the heights of the Sierra de Alhambra located to the south.

La Solana is located on the N-430 national road between Daimiel and Manzanares. I would stop near the Plaza Mayor for a foodie walk through the old town to sample the atmosphere, the local cuisine and see the inherited medieval architecture.

The town of La Solana is located to the southeast of the province of iudad Real, in a flat area with gentle hills, except for the heights of the Sierra de Alhambra located to the south.

The center of La Solana is worth a visit just to see the church and plaza or to wander through some of the side streets. It is a dry and arid area that is known for its wine and olives.

Old Convent founded by the latter, started in 1624 and of which only this church (rebuilt in 1970) and the elevated walkway that crosses Calle Arco del Convento have remained. It is representative of the baroque style with a classicist tendency; It has a nave with vaulted side chapels in a half sphere and a cap on a drum that replaces the missing dome on the original transept. Its façade is topped by a triangular pediment and the façade, with a lintel, is flanked by sunken festoon pilasters.

A charming hermitage. Small but very cozy. With a carving of the Virgen de las Angustias.