Gothic-Spanish-Flemish Monastery
While we strolled through the streets that took us to the monastery, we surrounded the stone walls that let us glimpse a wonderful collection of plants and flowers.
It was built in 1476 by the Catholic King and Queen to commemorate the Battle of Toro and it is one of the temples that constitute one of the best examples of Gothic-Spanish-Flemish style; it was made by Juan Guas.
The cloister has two floors and it is a wonder full of sculptures, windows, and a plateresque style cupola that is divided in big sashes and flowers carved in stone; the mudejar crafts carved in larch wood have beautiful lions that surround it. You can access the upper cloister through an iron staircase made in Spanish style.