Monasterio del Císter
Monastery of Cistercian nuns whose origin is the old Monastery of Zaidía (Santa María Gratia Dei) in Valencia, founded in 1268 by Queen Teresa Gil de Vidaure, third wife of Jaime I. The current building dates from the early 1970s. It preserves the tombstone with the mortal remains of the founding queen and offers hospitality service.
Monastery of Cistercian nuns whose origin is the old Monastery of Zaidía (Santa María Gratia Dei) in Valencia, founded in 1268 by Queen Teresa Gil de Vidaure, third wife of Jaime I. The current building dates from the early 1970s. It preserves the tombstone with the mortal remains of the founding queen and offers hospitality service. The original monastery, called Zaidía Santa María Gratia Dei, was founded in 1268 by Queen Teresa Gil de Vidaure. The current building is a recent construction, from the early 70s of the 20th century. It offers hospitality service and preserves the tombstone with the remains of the founding queen.
More information on the official website.
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