The Museum of Santa Clara is located in the old Hospital San Marc, right next to the Serpis River and the old medieval wall. The Museum houses one of the most important collections of religious art of the Valencian Community and is part of the museum complex of the Old Hospital of Sant Marc, a late medieval style building founded in the fourteenth century by the first Duke of Gandia, Alfons el Vell. This space exhibits the valuable artistic heritage that the congregation of the Poor Sisters of Santa Clara has been treasuring since the 15th century, a legacy that includes works by painters such as Paolo da San Leocadio, Nicolau Falcó, Joan de Joanes, José de Ribera, or sculptors such as Pedro de Mena, as well as a remarkable sample of 16th century gold and silverware. <span class="automatic-translation-warning">This text was automatically translated.</span>