A Catholic church in Cartagena, Spain built between the 17th and 19th centuries, featuring Baroque and eclectic architecture with a notable 1690 Marraja chapel containing an 18th-century polychrome wood altarpiece. Visitors can see the richly decorated chapel with its dome, round arches, barrel vaults, and sculptures by Valencian artist José Capuz, as well as explore the church's role in the city's Holy Week processions.
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