Monastery of San Jerónimo de Guisando

The stone walls and arches of this medieval religious complex display both Gothic and Renaissance architectural elements throughout its remaining structures.

Founded in 1375 by hermits from Siena, this monastery became the third establishment of the Hieronymite Order in Spain through papal approval.

The monastery represents the architectural transition period between Gothic and Renaissance styles, featuring elements from both movements in its design.

Located at coordinates 40.362722, -4.455489, visitors can explore the ruins and participate in guided tours to understand the monastery layout.

Three major fires throughout its history shaped the current state of the monastery, with the last one occurring in 1979.

Location: El Tiemblo

Inception: 14 century

Architectural style: Gothic architecture, Renaissance architecture

GPS coordinates: 40.36272,-4.45549

Latest update: May 15, 2025 15:17