Convento de Santa Clara

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Ruta del dulce artesano en el Convento de Santa Clara

The Convento de Santa Clara, belonging to the Poor Clares order, represents one of the jewels of Carmona's religious Mudejar and Renaissance architecture. Founded at the beginning of the 16th century, the monastic complex stands out for its convent church and for housing valuable examples of polychrome wood coffered ceilings and traditional tilework.

Crossing its walls allows you to immerse yourself in the silence of the cloister and contemplate rooms of great historical value, in addition to being able to purchase the traditional artisan sweets made by the nuns themselves.

Visits are usually carried out at scheduled times or through municipal guided cultural routes. It is advisable to check the exact availability at the local tourist office.

A haven of artistic peace right in the middle of the urban fabric.

Where: Convento de Santa Clara
Price: Symbolic fee for cultural access
Source: Ayuntamiento de Carmona

Frequently asked questions

Can you buy artisan products?

Yes, the convent is known for the traditional sale of cloistered sweets.

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