Top rated Monasteries in Jerez de la Frontera, Spain to elevate your visit (Updated December, 2023)

Top rated Monasteries in Jerez de la Frontera

Experience the best that Jerez de la Frontera has to offer with our curated list of top-rated places. Sorted by average review scores from venues boasting over 30 reviews, these establishments promise exceptional quality and experiences to elevate your visit in the city. This list contains 23 places from Monastery category.

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Convent of the Sisters of the Incarnation, Granada

Monastery

👍👍 Convent that suffered serious damage with the confiscation. They allow you to take photos in their temple, of course. In it there are beautiful images of the Granada School of Sculpture, the work of Siloé, Alonso Cano... Although its church was destroyed with the confiscation, the one that replaced...

4.90 (40 reviews) (~231.02 km from centre)

Museum-Monastery Carmelitas Calzadas

Monastery

👍👍 I write about the Mucar Kitchen that the Carmelite mothers have. Asian food to order, very convenient, everything via WhatsApp and with various payment methods. Very formal and very friendly. The food is delicious and tasty. Everyone who wants to go and try this food to pick up and eat at home is en...

4.80 (51 reviews) (~231.39 km from centre)

Monasterio de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción "La Cartuja"

Monastery

Sand-colored 1500s monastery known for its lavish golden baroque interiors, plus vibrant marbles.

4.70 (4.5K reviews) (~231.5 km from centre)

Las Ermitas Córdoba

Chapel

👍👍 Great views of Cordoba from the place. Quiet and prayerful atmosphere.

4.70 (1.6K reviews) (~178.87 km from centre)

Monasterio del Loreto

Monastery

4.70 (234 reviews) (~77.66 km from centre)

Monasterio de la Concepción- Museo Conventual

Monastery

👍👍 I cannot believe this isn't packed with tourists. This was amazing. You ring a doorbell and for €5 you get a personal tour of the first Catholic structure in Granada. It is amazing inside and was hands-down the most unexpected and interesting part of our trip. If the crowds of the Alhambra make you...

4.70 (111 reviews) (~231.76 km from centre)

Convento de Santa Catalina de Zafra (Dominicas)

Monastery

Founded in 1520 & rebuilt after a fire in 1678, this convent houses nuns of the Dominican order.

4.70 (40 reviews) (~231.81 km from centre)

Monasterio de San Isidoro del Campo

Monastery

👍 Free to visit this is a good example of a medieval church and monastery with some amazing paintings and murals. Unfortunately much of it is currently being restored so not all the place is accessible- however it is definitely worth a visit

4.60 (1.1K reviews) (~83.67 km from centre)

Monastery La Cartuja de Santa María de la Defensión

Monastery

Historic monastery dating to the 15th century, with Gothic & Baroque architectural elements.

4.60 (984 reviews) (~4.57 km from centre)

Monasterio de Santa Paula

Monastery

15th-century convent with a sacred-art collection on view & a shop with products made by the nuns.

4.60 (522 reviews) (~80.06 km from centre)

The Royal Convent of Saint Isabel

Monastery

👍👍 Beautiful convent. Very peaceful. Visited as part of a walking tour and so happy we got to try the super delicious pastries. Ring the bell and wait, then you will be shown a menu of the various treats, put your money down and then you get your treats! Cocos and magdalenas were absolutely delicious

4.60 (299 reviews) (~231.53 km from centre)

Convento del Santo Ángel Custodio (Clarisas)

Monastery

👍👍 It is. A very small church, it is really the chapel of the monastery. Very pretty if you pass through the door it is worth seeing. There are also the carvings that go out in procession

4.60 (104 reviews) (~230.94 km from centre)

Monasterio de La Encarnación

Monastery

👍👍 A very interesting visit and above all that you will love, our guide, a very friendly nun who belongs to the convent, explains every detail of the wonderful works of art that they have inside the convent, a short tour but worth every second.

4.60 (92 reviews) (~109.93 km from centre)

Monastery San Bernardo of Granada

Monastery

Long-standing, historic monastery dating to 1683 in tranquil, picturesque surroundings.

4.60 (79 reviews) (~231.9 km from centre)

Monasterio de San Jerónimo, Granada

Monastery

Grand 1500s royal monastery with a lavishly decorated Renaissance interior & 2-tiered cloisters.

4.50 (4K reviews) (~230.78 km from centre)

La Rabida Monastery

Monastery

13th-century Franciscan hermitage with a figure of the Virgin at which Christopher Columbus prayed.

4.50 (2.9K reviews) (~91.83 km from centre)

Monasterio de Santa Clara en Moguer

Monastery

Guided tours are offered of this city's oldest monastery, which features Mudéjar architecture.

4.50 (379 reviews) (~91.29 km from centre)

Hotel Monasterio Rocamador

Hotel

😠 Worst meal and service I have experienced anywhere. Waited 25mins to be served, food arrived before water and wine. Food wasn’t to a great standard when it did arrive. Only 3 waiters for a full restaurant and seemed clueless The only thing that was good was the wine.

$75/night

4.50 (274 reviews) (~217.65 km from centre)

Monastery of San Clemente

Monastery

Venerable Cistercian monastery with an elaborate 17th-c. altarpiece & an ornate woodwork ceiling.

4.50 (181 reviews) (~80.62 km from centre)

Monastery of San Jerónimo de Buenavista, Seville

Monastery

😐 It is closed for works and will not reopen for 14 months (who knows if it can be extended...) They do not announce it on their website or here and it seems to me that it should be announced so that people do not waste time going. . I gave 3 stars because the workers were very helpful, friendly and...

4.40 (180 reviews) (~83.06 km from centre)

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Top rated Monasteries in Jerez de la Frontera, Spain