Royal Monastery of Santa Clara
- C/ Alonso Castillo Solórzano, s/n
- http://www.patrimonionacional.es
- https://entradas.patrimonionacional.es
- 983 77 00 71
(Mornings) Tuesdays to Satudays: 10h to 14h.
(Afernoons) Tuesdays to Saturdays: 16h to 18.30h.
Sundays: 10.30h to 15h.
Mondays: Closed.
* BOX OFFICE AND ADMISSION TO THE MONASTERY CLOSE ONE HOUR EARLIER
Dates closed in 2024: March 29 - May 1 - June 2 y 7- September 17 - December 24, 25 and 31. (There may be additional closings motivated by the holding of official acts).
Sunday, June 9: open from 10:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. on the occasion of the elections.
Special openings 2024: (10.30h to 15h. Box office and admissión to the Monastery close one hour earlier).
Individual Admission:
Single rate: 8 €
Free Admission: Wednesdays and Thursdays from 16h to 17:30h for citizens of the European Union and Latin American citizens, both holding proof of nationality or work permit. As well as, children under 5, large families, Official Tourist Guides, Professors, disabled visitors, and unemployed visitors (all of them showing credentials).
Group Admission:
Agency and Tourist Guide: 7 €.
TICKET RESERVATIONS AND SALE OF TICKETS SERVICE: at the ticket desk, on the phone 902 044 454 or by internet https://entradas.patrimonionacional.es/es-ES/informacion-recinto/9/monasterio-sta-clara
Different living rooms of great architectural and decorative interest such as the Mudejar Chapel, the Arabic Yard, the Golden Chapel, the Refectory, the Yard El Vergel, Antechoir, Long Choir, Church, Saldaña Chapel...
It contains painting, sculpture and furniture collections. Among others, an altarpiece with paintings attributed to Nicolás Francés, the small manual organ that is believed to have belonged to Queen Joanna I (the Mad) and the magnificent golden roof placed on the presbytery. It is the masterpiece of Castilian mudejar style.
Arabian Baths: Visits allowed when atmospheric humidity so permits. Old baths are placed inside the Palace and they are divided into four rooms. They are closely related to Islamic examples in Andalucía and Levante in the XIth century.