If you have already been in the city for a while then you know, that when you see a nondescript and unassuming looking church you absolutely have to go inside. The unrestrained lavish decoration of this 14th century church in honor of the Immaculate Conception make it one of the most incredible sights you will see in this city. This particular style of Baroque decoration is known as Andalusian Baroque. The church is especially notable for its transitional elements from Gothic to Renaissance architecture with some basic elements of Mudejar architecture thrown in. Highlights include the 14th century chapel of St. James, and the tombs of Don Felipe and his wife.Once upon a time this church used to be an important pilgrimage stop.

• The church's not open to tourists during mass times and Sundays.

By Bus

• Buses 01, 21, A1, A8, C3 stop Menéndez Pelayo (Puerta de La Carne).
• 01, 21, A1, A3, A8, C4 stop Menéndez Pelayo (Puerta de La Carne).

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