• Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo de El Escorial

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    Explore San Lorenzo de El Escorial in Madrid and dive into Spanish Renaissance history, including gardens, chapels, and town squares.
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  • El Escorial - Vikipedi

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    El Escorial Sarayı'nın etrafında bugün San Lorenzo de El Escorial adlı, 2011 yılı verilerine göre yaklaşık 19 bin nüfuslu[2] küçük bir kent mevcuttur.

  • Visit El Escorial | Information and Things to See in El Escorial

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    Compulsory Visit: Monastery of San Lorenzo de El Escorial. -- San Lorenzo de El Escorial is a municipality and town in Spain, in the Community of Madrid.

  • El Escorial Palace | Skip the Line Tickets & Tours

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    • Escape to the pastoral paradise located less than 50 kilometers away from Madrid.
    • Explore the lavish interiors of the Royal Site of San Lorenzo of El Escorial.

  • Madrid’in Tarihi ve Mimari Simgesi: El Escorial

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    İspanya’nın başkenti Madrid’te yer alan ve ülke tarihi açısından önemli yere sahip olan El Escorial, büyük bir kültürel komplekstir.

  • El Escorial. History, Content, Significance.

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    The full name of the monastery is Monasterio Real de San Lorenzo de El Escorial and was entrusted by Philip to the Hieronymite order of monks (i. e...

  • THE 10 BEST Things to Do in El Escorial - 2024 (With Photos)

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    Things to Do in El Escorial, Spain: See Tripadvisor's 2,888 traveler reviews and photos of El Escorial tourist attractions.

  • El Escorial - Spain

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    It is located in the Spanish town of San Lorenzo de El Escorial, in the Community of Madrid, and was built in the 16th century between 1563 and 1584.

  • El Escorial, Spain

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    El Escorial is often described as severe or somber in appearance, with a symmetrically organized plan and a largely unornamented exterior.

  • 5 Things to See Inside El Escorial | Madrid's Magnificent...

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