Royal Convent of Santa Clara
Tordesillas, Spain, Spain
The Royal Convent of Santa Clara in Tordesillas, Spain, originated as a 14th-century Mudéjar palace built by King Alfonso XI around 1340 and expanded by his son Peter I, who later ordered its conversion into a Poor Clares nunnery in 1363 under his daughter Infanta Beatriz.
Renowned for its exquisite Mudéjar artesonado ceilings, Gothic church, well-preserved Arab baths from the original palace, and ornate cloisters blending Islamic, Gothic, and Renaissance styles, it remains an active convent managed by Spain's Patrimonio Nacional with a small community of cloistered nuns.
This cultural heritage gem attracts visitors for its royal history tied to Castile's medieval monarchs and architectural splendor in Valladolid province.
Location
C. Alonso Castillo Solorzano, 23, 47100 Tordesillas, Valladolid, Spain
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