Abbey of Santa Maria la Real de Las Huelgas

This remarkable Cistercian monastery, established in 1187 by Eleanor of Aquitaine, serves as a captivating window into Spain's royal history.

The abbey was initially a royal convent, hosting numerous monarchs and is recognized for its intricate architecture and rich cultural heritage. It features ornate cloisters, a gilded Renaissance altar, and is home to the Museo de Ricas Telas, showcasing royal garments.

Unforgettable Highlights

👑 Royal Tombs: Marvel at the resting places of Spanish kings and queens.

🌌 Ornate Cloisters: Stroll through the beautifully designed Romanesque cloisters.

🧵 Textile Museum: Explore the impressive museum filled with historic textiles and garments.

Visitor access is limited to guided tours only, making advance planning essential for historians and tourists alike.