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Andrés Navarro (10 months ago)
Although I didn't have much time on my visit and I was barely able to stop to visit it in peace, it seems that we found a quite interesting Museum. There is a large amount of information, paintings and we can even visit part of the Convent, such as the temple. It's free to enter and the staff was very friendly. This convent dates back to the 15th century and is in the Mudejar style.
Although I didn't have much time on my visit and I was barely able to stop to visit it in peace, it seems that we found a quite interesting Museum. There is a large amount of information, paintings and we can even visit part of the Convent, such as the temple. It's free to enter and the staff was very friendly. This convent dates back to the 15th century and is in the Mudejar style.
Ludo Van Raemdonck (18 months ago)
Nice little museum about the Santa Clara monastry. Hidden away in a corner at the right hand side of the entrance is a little shop of the nuns, where the sell mostly pastries. Entrance is free.
Nice little museum about the Santa Clara monastry. Hidden away in a corner at the right hand side of the entrance is a little shop of the nuns, where the sell mostly pastries. Entrance is free.
Rethna Cancionlejana (19 months ago)
It is a beautiful and interesting museum to see, it also includes the entrance to the church. It is free to access (although donations are welcome) and the girl who works at the counter is a charm.
It is a beautiful and interesting museum to see, it also includes the entrance to the church. It is free to access (although donations are welcome) and the girl who works at the counter is a charm.
Toby Keen (2 years ago)
Excellent museum in Zafra, donation entry
Excellent museum in Zafra, donation entry
Alejo J Nevado (4 years ago)
Very nice convent. The informative panels are clearly biased in favour of the aristocratic family that founded the convent. You can however get an idea of the history of the order and the family by re-interpreting and adding a bit of objective sense to all the heavenly praises dedicated to the aristocratic house and the order.
Very nice convent. The informative panels are clearly biased in favour of the aristocratic family that founded the convent. You can however get an idea of the history of the order and the family by re-interpreting and adding a bit of objective sense to all the heavenly praises dedicated to the aristocratic house and the order.
