Dag Shang Kagyu Buddhist Centre
A major Tibetan Buddhist practice, study and retreat centre in the Aragonese Pre-Pyrenees, founded under the guidance of Kalu Rinpoche.
The World’s Sacred Places
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Browse Sacred Places selected for Templestan’s public collection.
A major Tibetan Buddhist practice, study and retreat centre in the Aragonese Pre-Pyrenees, founded under the guidance of Kalu Rinpoche.
A Tibetan Buddhist monastery established in the historic Palau Novella in Garraf Natural Park, with stupas, meditation spaces and public cultural visits.
A major Camino de Santiago pilgrimage church founded to serve pilgrims crossing the Pyrenees into Navarre.
A major Teresian pilgrimage convent and church built on the site traditionally identified as the birthplace of St. Teresa of Ávila.
A landmark medieval synagogue in Toledo whose white horseshoe-arched interior is a major example of Mudéjar religious architecture.
A rare late-medieval synagogue excavated in Lorca Castle’s Jewish quarter, preserving the layout and fittings of Jewish worship immediately before 1492.
A monumental Tibetan Buddhist stupa in Benalmádena dedicated to the Buddha’s enlightenment and used for meditation, teaching and devotional circumambulation.
A major 14th-century Toledo synagogue founded by Samuel ha-Leví and today home to Spain’s Sephardic Museum.
A rare surviving medieval synagogue in Córdoba’s historic Jewish quarter, notable for Mudéjar plasterwork and Hebrew inscriptions.
Granada’s principal contemporary mosque, inaugurated in 2003 in the Albaicín opposite the Alhambra.
A major contemporary mosque and Islamic cultural centre in Madrid, widely known as the M-30 or Omar Mosque.
A rare rural mosque preserved in the Sierra de Aracena, later adapted to Christian use while retaining its Islamic prayer-hall character.