Ermita de la Soledad

This hermitage is located in the historical center of Badajoz, in front of La Giralda, the Museum of Fine Arts, and the Cathedral. It is the most visited church in the city, as it houses the image of their patron saint, the Virgen de la Soledad. If you go inside, you can see a number of interesting works such as polychrome carvings of two Christs, as well as a collection of pieces of embroidery. In the neo-Byzantine upper chapel, there's a replica of the living room of the palace of King Ludwig II of Bavaria. The chapel was constructed in 1930, following plans by the architect Martin Corral, to