San Jeronimo at San Yuste
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Gardenvisit Editorial
A Hieronymite monastery, founded in 1404. It is famous as the last retreat of the Emperor Charles V, who abdicated in favor of his son Philip II (in 1556). There is a cloister and a roofed terrace there with a fine view of the countryside. The Emperor was born in Ghent (then a Flemish city) and loved gardens. His pleasure garden survives at San Jeronimo. See comment in Marie Luise Gothein's History of Garden Art.
Address - Monasterio de Yuste, Cuacos de Yuste, Plasencia, Extremadura, Spain
Website - Visit the San Jeronimo at San Yuste website
Website - Visit the San Jeronimo at San Yuste website
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Recent Reviews
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3 months ago
Daisie said
Thank you - we have corrected the entry.
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3 months ago
Anonymous said
Emperor Charles V was not born in Brussels, but in the city of Gent in Flanders.
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