Convento de la Encarnación

Convent Hospital in Sasiola

Convent of Justinianas de Jesús y María

The former convent of Justinianas, also known as the convent of El Cristo, has a doorway in the Mannerist style attributed to Andrés de Vandelvira, a lovely Renaissance cloister and a Gothic church.

Convent of Nuestra Señora de la Bretonera

Convent of San Agustín

Convent of San Antón

San Benito Monastery in Alcántara

Convent of San Francisco de Asís

Monastery of San Francisco (Castrojeriz)

Convent of San Francisco (Medina del Rioseco)

Convent of San Francisco (Morella)

Monastery of San José (Villafranca del Bierzo)

San Marcos Monastery

Nowadays it is a luxury Parador de Turismo. Part of the social life of the city is carried on in its rooms.

Convent of San Miguel

Monastery of San Pablo (Peñafiel)

Convent of Sancti Spiritus

Convent of Santa Clara (Balmaseda)

Convent of Santa Clara (Castrojeriz)

Convent of Santa Clara (Medina de Pomar)

This convent belonging to the nuns of the order of the Poor Clares was founded by the noble Velasco family in 1313 to install their family vault, and today contains some outstanding works of art.

Convent of Santa Clara (Moguer)

It was built between the 14th and 16th centuries,

Convent of Santa Clara (Ribadeo)

Convent of Santa Clara (Zafra)

The convent of Santa Clara in Zafra is the site of the museum of the same name, dedicated to the history of the city and to the nuns of the order of the Poor Clares who have inhabited it since its foundation.

Convento de Santo Domingo o Antigua Universidad

Convent of Santo Domingo (Ribadavia)

Convent of Santo Domingo (Tui)

A perfect example of the religious buildings erected by the mendicant orders (in this case, the Franciscan monks) in the cities and towns of Galicia.

Convent of Santiago in Calera de León

Corral de Comedias theatre (Almagro)

This is the only theatre that still conserves its original 17th-century structure.

Cova dels Cavalls, Valltorta

This was designated World Heritage in 1924.

Cova dels Civils Cave

El Pindal Cave

Designated World Heritage in 2008

Pozalagua Cave

Deep inside the Carranza Valley there is an underground world where highly valuable natural caves such as the Pozalagua Cave have been formed.

La Batanera Prehistoric Cave

It is just 1 kilometre from Peña Escrita, a similar cave.

Peña Escrita Prehistoric Cave

This is a cave with paintings of between 20 and 30 centimetres.

El Puerto Cave

It is one of the largest and lesser known caves in eastern Spain. There are two ways to explore it: a tranquil visit or a more adventurous route for cave enthusiasts.

Rull Cave

A hunter found it by chance.

Caves of San Valentín and Santa Pía