Church · Palma
Convento de la Concepción
Today: Convent de la Concepció, Palma
- Place
- Palma
- Kind
- Church
- Built
- 1614 to 1685
- What remains
- Standing
- Visiting
- Not checked
A convent of Augustinian nuns who, forced in 1564 to leave the monastery of the Puig de Pollença, took up their house in the calle de la Concepción in 1577. The first church was begun in 1580; in 1614 a larger Baroque one was started, and the bell tower was finished in 1685. Because it did not suffer the exclaustration of 1836, it keeps most of the elements of the original convent.
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