San Francisco and San Eulogio Church

Why go

The site began in the thirteenth century and changed substantially in the Baroque era and after nineteenth-century confiscations. Its doorway and remnant cloister offer visible evidence of those layers. It adds a quieter religious landmark to a Plaza del Potro or Axerquía walk, separate from the nearby museums.

What to look for

• A Baroque marble doorway marks the former convent church.
• Visible cloister remains recall the older complex.

Your next visit

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