Convent of Belvís

14th c. Baroque. Founded in the 14th century by Teresa González, it was rebuilt during the baroque period by the Mexican...

Location: Rúa de Belvís, 2
Present use: Enclosed convent (included in guided tour of enclosed monasteries).
Telephone: 981 58 76 70
Observations: VISITABLE: revolving window and chapel, convent church only during Sunday worship. Chapel open: 9 am-1 pm and 3.30-8 pm. || WORSHIP. Mass times: Monday-Saturday, 7.15 pm; Sunday: 12.30 pm. Rosary: 6.45 pm. Vespers: 7.45 pm. || REVOLVING WINDOW HOURS: 9.30 am-12 noon and 4.15-6 pm.

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