If we turned aside our attention towards the 8 distributed pavilions, 4 to each side, we will see that the left pavilions receive
names of virgins, however those of the right have name of saints. This is thus, because formerly the women and the men were
hospitalized in different pavilions, the women went to pavilions
of virgins and men went to the saints.
Even at the entrance of the hospital there are sculptures with heads of saints or virgins who served to guide the relatives when
they were going to visit his patients.
If we left back the Pavilion of surgery,
we could see different pavilions of
great beauty on each side of the stroll.
It is important to contemplate his characteristics, the different colors of the
tile roofs and the dovecote in chimney form.
At the bottom of the stroll we will see the impressive Pavilion of the Convent a sober,
pavilion of nineteenth-century style, builds by its son Pere Domènech.
It is designed by three bodies united among them by flyovers.
This pavilion in addition to being the convent of the nuns who took care of the patients, also made the function of supply the
kitchen services and pharmacy of the Hospital.
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