Monasterio de las Descalzas Reales Review

Not very famous, but I think it's a very interesting place.

The Royal Barefoot Monastery is a famous monastery in Spain. It is also an outstanding building. The chapel, steps and balconies of the monastery are very beautiful. At the same time, there are many treasures in it.

It is an outstanding representative of the religious architecture of the Spanish Royal family, surrounded by the monastery's chapel and Royal staircase.

The Royal Barefoot Monastery is a famous monastery in Spain. You can see the magnificent Renaissance gallery with frescoes and Tapestries printed by the famous Dutch painter Rubens.

This monastery is just east of the Oriental Square, near the Sun Gate Square. I saw several foreigners queuing outside, and then I queued up together. When I checked it with my mobile phone, I found that it was the monastery I saw in a travel note. It was still very beautiful and there were many authentic products in it. After waiting in line for a while, I realized that it would take 10 o'clock to open the door, and I had to follow the group. Now it's only 9:30, and I have to wait half an hour. I had to catch a plane at 1 p.m., so I had to give up. When I left, the two foreigners told me that the door would open soon, and I was speechless. It's really early for foreign grandparents to come.