Conventual Sweet Route at the Inmaculada Concepción

The Convento de la Purísima Concepción, managed by the Calced Carmelite nuns, is a notable 16th-century historical-artistic monument located in the heart of Utrera's old town. The complex stands out for housing valuable architectural elements such as its characteristic Mudejar coffered ceiling.

In addition to its undoubted heritage value, this convent is widely known for the artisan tradition of its convent sweets, made by the nuns with secular recipes that can be purchased at the convent's turnstile. With a bit of luck, it is also possible to hear the delicate beauty of their liturgical chants from the outside.

Access to the exterior area and sales area is open during regular monastic confectionery hours. It is a perfect plan for lovers of religious heritage and traditional artisan confectionery.