Visit Almería Cathedral and the Convent of the Puras for a unique journey, featuring the Cathedral’s fortress-like design and the Convent’s serene environment.
Marvel at the Cathedral’s bell tower, which houses eight historic bells, including the Campana Gorda from the early 19th century.
Admire the centuries-old architecture of the Convent, which provides a glimpse into Spain’s rich monastic heritage.
Explore the Mudejar-style cloister, small chapel, old dining room, cell, and other rooms of the monastery and experience the serene natural setting of the place.
Stroll through the cathedral and look at the temple's rectangular floor plan with 3 naves while observing the Renaissance-style lantern designed by Juan de Orea.
About Almería Cathedral and Convent of the Puras:
Almería Cathedral, a stunning example of Spanish Renaissance architecture, combines Gothic and Moorish elements. Built in the 16th century, it served as a fortress against pirate attacks, featuring thick walls and battlements. Adjacent to it is the Convent of las Puras also known as Convent of the Pure, founded in the 16th century, it showcases beautiful architecture with its ornate façade and serene cloister. Both sites highlight Almería's rich historical and cultural heritage, offering visitors a glimpse into the region's artistic and religious legacy.
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