Monastery of Santa María de Cogullada

The Monastery of Santa María de Cogullada displays detailed brickwork patterns, decorative tiles, and wooden ceilings characteristic of medieval Spanish religious architecture.

Built during the period when Mudéjar architecture flourished between the 12th and 17th centuries, the monastery reflects the convergence of Islamic and Christian building traditions.

The monastery maintains its status as a protected cultural asset of Aragon, preserving centuries of architectural and religious heritage within its walls.

Located near central Zaragoza, the monastery can be reached by local transport and provides guided tours explaining its architectural features and historical significance.

The monastery incorporates local materials and construction techniques specific to Aragon, demonstrating the regional interpretation of Mudéjar architectural principles.

Location: Zaragoza

Architectural style: Mudéjar architecture

GPS coordinates: 41.68926,-0.84695

Latest update: March 3, 2025 01:12