Malecon de la Ermita
Miami , FL
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Share A Catholic temple of the Archdiocese of Miami dedicated to Our Lady of Charity, Patron Saint of Cuba, located in Coconut Grove, Miami, Florida.
The modern conical building overlooking the bay, is the shrine in Miami to the Cuban patron saint, the Virgin of Charity and is a moving and spiritual place to visit, especially for Cubans.
Built in 1967, has a huge mural above the altar painted by Teok Carrasco with his assistant Orlando Cabañas, describing the history of the Roman Catholic church in Cuba and is orientated towards Cuba.
The first celebration by the Archdiocese of Miami of the feast of Our Lady of Charity took place in 1961 with a congregation of 30,000 Cubans emigres and the statue of Our Lady of Charity which had been brought from Cuba.
Outside the shrine are a number of statues including a modern interpretation of the virgin by the Cuban sculptor Antuan in 2008.
Category and style
Church/Temple
Beachfront
Parking
Parking for 40 cars
Truck / motorhome on site parking: On property
Available parking lot or parking structure nearby
Location details
Property size (sq ft):
80000 sq ft
Location Rules
No alcohol
No cooking
No electricity usage
No loud noises
No outside catering/food
No pets
No smoking
No adult filming
No antichristian values filming
Features
Vaulted Ceiling
Garden
Steel Doors
Concrete Floor
Tropical Garden
Concrete Walls
Crew access
Wheelchair / Handicap Access
Opening hours
Sunday
Closed
Monday
7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Tuesday
7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Wednesday
7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Thursday
7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Friday
7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Saturday
7:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Questions
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Q: What's the maximum attendees I can have at this location?
A: Javier allows 100 attendees on location
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Q: What types of activities are allowed at this location?
A: Javier allows production
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Q: How many square feet is the location?
A: Malecon de la Ermita is 80000 sq/ft
Location
Exact location provided after booking
from $300/hr