Conceptionist Nun Convent and Church

Building completed in 1875 after  nine months of construction works. This historical site is comprised of two buildings: convent and church.

 

The Conceptionist Nun Convent is rectangular, with a double gallery cloister. The ground floor has a hall, visit room, chapter room, nursing facility, refectory, pantries, kitchen, sanctuary, vestry and lower choir. The first floor has 32 reflection cells, each named after a Franciscan Order saint. On the facade, there is an emblem from the Royal Order of Charles III of Spain.

 

As for the Conceptionist Nun Church, it is a single-floor, rectangular neogothic building comprised of six section, with ribbed vault and presbitery.