Royal Monastery of Santo Domingo de Guzman

The cloister was built between the 13th and 15th centuries (late Romanesque). It preserves remains of the different stages of its construction, such as the low cloister with semicircular arches on paired columns, a Gothic ogival door and the 18th century cloister built in brick. The Museum, installed in a Gothic room, offers pieces of high artistic and historical interest, among them: polychrome stone carvings of the Virgin and the Angel Annunciator.