Photo of the venue: Convento de Santa Clara
Cultural visit and cloister sweets at the Convento de Santa Clara
This historic convent of Poor Clares stands out for its valuable artistic and architectural heritage, closely linked to the religious splendor of Carmona. Its conventual church surprises the visitor with the richness of its Mudéjar coffered ceilings and the quality of its Baroque altarpieces.
the building represents a magnificent example of Andalusian female enclosure, housing pieces of goldsmithing and ironwork of great historical value. The nuns also maintain a deep-rooted tradition of traditional artisan pastry.
It is located on one of the most well-established streets in the old town, accessible through cultural visits programmed by the local tourist offer.
Frequently asked questions
To which religious order does the convent belong?
It belongs to the order of the Poor Clare Sisters.
What stands out in its interior?
Its Mudéjar-style coffered ceilings and artistic ironwork stand out.