Pujol dels Misteris
Escorca, Spain

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In the mountainous municipality of Escorca in Spain, Pujol dels Misteris is a hilltop ensemble of small religious monuments and a devotional trail constructed beginning in 1909. Designed by Guillem Reynés Font, Juan Rubió, and Antoni Gaudí, the site integrates architecture with landscape, creating a structured path of worship that winds through the terrain. The complex functions simultaneously as a geographical feature, a walking route, and a collection of modest sacred structures, reflecting the collaborative vision of its three architects to establish a spiritual destination within the Majorcan landscape.
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- Type
- hill, trail, structure of worship
- Place
- Escorca, Spain
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