The Huelgas Monastery

Las Uelgas Monastery, located in downtown Burgos, is a historic monastery, the monastery was built by the 12th century Spanish king himself, the main building of the monastery is well preserved, Gothic style architecture, the middle of the courtyard is a cloister-style walkway, quiet and quiet.

The monastery always gives others such a sacred feeling.

Las Uelgas Monastery - High-status Monastery Address: Abbey of Santa María la Real de Las Huelgas, Calle de Compases de Huelgas, 8, 09001 Burgos Burgos Spain Las Uelgas Monastery has been praised by posterity as one of the best monasteries in Spain, it is located southwest of Burgos, completed in the 12th century, The church was built under the supervision of the famous Queen Eleanor at the time. It gradually became the main choice site for the royal tomb, and many kings and queens, including the building's main supervisor, Queen Eleanor. When you come to the monastery, pay attention to the opening hours of the waist, and it cannot affect the normal life of the nuns. [Monastery relics] There is a famous collection of Renaissance gold-plated altars, and there is also a very clever place for this museum to be trimmed. It has a magnificent promenade in the palace and the Castro Museum. The museum houses royal clothes and daily decorations. The building looks a bit historical due to the baptism of history, the mottled walls, completely gothic architecture, the intricately carved stone, the wishing pool in front of the castle, the sculpture inside has been broken, but can not see his beauty. The atmosphere of the monastery is very depressing, and may be the reason for the mausoleum, but the historical relics are still worth visiting.