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Tower in the convent of Las Úrsulas. Salamanca © Turespaña

Category

Convent

Date

Siglo XVI

Style

Gothic

Plaza de las Úrsulas 2
37002 Salamanca
Salamanca, Castile-Leon

Telephone+34 923219877 - +34 923218342 - +34 902302002

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Websitehttp://www.turismocastillayleon.com/es/arte-cultura-patrimonio/monasterios/convento-ursulas

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Founded in the 16th century by the archbishop Alonso de Fonseca. The church was built in Gothic style. It has one nave, covered by ribbed vaults, and a polygonal apse. In the interior we can see remarkable examples of religious art, such as the tomb of Don Alfonso de Fonseca, which consists of a marble sarcophagus shaped like a burial mound, sculpted by Diego de Siloé. On the Evangelist nave we find the tomb of the butler of archbishop Francisco Rivas.