Santa Vera Cruz Brotherhood Museum

Santa Vera Cruz Brotherhood Museum in Baeza is a unique space that allows visitors to immerse themselves in the rich tradition of one of the oldest and most representative brotherhoods of Andalusian Holy Week. Located in a historic building that is part of Baeza's iconic old town, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the museum is important because of its cultural value and architectural beauty. It houses an impressive artistic heritage that includes:
* Religious images: sculptures of great artistic and devotional value, such as Nuestro Padre Jesús Nazareno and María Santísima de la Aurora.
* Precious metalwork: unique pieces such as processional crosses, candlesticks, and reliquaries crafted with exquisite technique and detail.
* Liturgical textiles: embroidered robes, banners, and processional mantles that reflect the richness of the region's artisanal tradition.
* Processional thrones: full representations of the thrones that parade during Holy Week, showcasing both the art of carpentry and the elaborate gilding and polychromy.