Immersion in the Convento de las Teresas

The Convento de Santa Ana (Las Teresas) represents one of the most notable conventual complexes of the heritage of Écija, standing out for its magnificent Baroque church and the sumptuousness of its interior altarpieces and plasterwork. A haven of spirituality and art hidden behind cloistered walls.

In addition to its architectural value, the monastery is famous for the high quality of the artisan pastries made by the nuns, a pastry tradition with conventual roots that remains alive and open to the public through the traditional 'tornasera' (revolving door).

It is recommended to check the specific schedules for guided visits allowed to the cloister and revolving door, as well as the points of sale for traditional sweets. An intimate approach to the city's most deep-rooted traditions.