Visit to the Parroquia de San Francisco and Asilo de San Andrés

The Iglesia y Convento de San Francisco was founded in the year 1570, with construction of its main temple completed at the beginning of the 17th century. The architectural complex stands out for showing a sober transition between classicism and the decorative features of the bichromy typical of the Andalusian Baroque, being a fundamental historical reference in the Lebrija street map.

Attached to the old convent complex is the Asilo de San Andrés, historically managed by the Daughters of Charity since its inauguration at the beginning of the 20th century. Inside, elements of great devotional and architectural value are preserved, reflecting the deep mark that religious orders left on the urban, welfare, and cultural configuration of the city.

The monument is fully integrated into the urban fabric of the municipality. Free access during worship hours; it is advised to plan the visit while respecting the hours of the Eucharist.

It is ideal for those seeking to delve into less crowded ecclesiastical heritage beyond the city's main church.