Convent de Santa Clara
Cloistered convent founded in 1431 by Violante of Aragón, daughter of the Duke of Gandía, inhabited by the Coletine Poor Clares. Only its Valencian Gothic church can be visited, with an altarpiece by Paolo de San Leocadio, and it preserves a pictorial collection bequeathed by the Borjas.
Cloistered convent founded in 1431 by Violante of Aragón, daughter of the Duke of Gandía, inhabited by the Coletine Poor Clares. Only its Valencian Gothic church can be visited, with an altarpiece by Paolo de San Leocadio, and it preserves a pictorial collection bequeathed by the Borjas. Founded in 1431 by Violante of Aragon, daughter of Duke Alfonso of Aragon the Elder. Valencian Gothic style church; Because it is a cloistered convent, only the church can be visited. It preserves works by Juan de Juanes, Paolo de San Leocadio, Francisco Salzillo and the Ribalta school. Located in the Plaza de María Enríquez de Luna, next to the Collegiate Church. It is located in Plaza de María Enríquez de Luna, Gandia.
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