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Showing posts with label Urzelina. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Urzelina. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 8, 2011

Visit the beach Urzelina

Visit Pool Urzelina

Urzelina The pool, located in the Town with the same name, offers pleasant moments of leisure to all visitors, and is much frequented by people from all over the island of São Jorge.

Visit the Empire of the Holy Spirit - Urzelina

The Empire of the Holy Spirit, located in the Town of Urzelina presents a simple architecture, but with good masonry work of the dark basalt stone and plaster finishes and painted white.

Visit the Church of St. Matthew - Urzelina

St. Matthew's Church, located in the parish of Urzelina, began construction in 1822, to replace the old church destroyed by the volcanic eruption of 1808.

Visit the Fountain of the Church - Urzelina

Visit the Fountain of Urzelina

Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Visit the Chapel of Our Lord Jesus the Good Death - Urzelina

The Chapel of Our Lord Jesus the Good Death, located in the Town of Urzelina, was built in Baroque style with a good work in black basalt stone with masonry trim was painted white. Highlighting the stone work done by the doors, windows.

Visit the Chapel of St. Joseph - Urzelina

The Chapel of St. Joseph, located in the Town of Urzelina is quite old, presents an excellent job of black basalt stone which highlights the work done with and over the door, it presents a stylized symbol of the Holy Spirit a cross to surmount the building made ​​the same kind of rock. Inside has a statue of St. Joseph with the infant Jesus in her arms at the altar.

Visit the Chapel of Our Lady of the Incarnation - Urzelina

Visit the Chapel of Jesus, Mary and Joseph - Urzelina

The Chapel of Jesus, Mary and Joseph, located in the Town of Urzelina is small and built in baroque style of the eighteenth century, although the exact year of its construction is unknown.
This chapel was rebuilt in the year 1722. It presents a very solid construction and provided with excellent quality stonework. The façade of the chapel is surmounted by a Maltese Cross. It has an altar on which stands an altar of great interest, prepared in gilded and framed by an arched.