It is located in the old town of Carmona, founded in 1460. Its church and cloister are important examples of Andalusian Mudejar architecture of the early sixteenth century. From the entrance to the enclosure we access a small courtyard that leads to the church, museum and lookout tower. The church has a single rectangular nave, decorated with gilding. From the church we access the cloister of the convent, a mixture of Mudejar and Renaissance style. The museum occupies the four floors of the tower of the convent, exhibiting pieces of religious art. From the entrance and during the tour through the first floor of the church, cloister and museum there are several steps that hinder access to each enclosure. The museum has 4 floors connected by stairs, no elevator. <span class="automatic-translation-warning">This text was automatically translated.</span>