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The monastery of St Bruno, built by monks of the same congregation, was erected in 1503. Previously the home of the Moorish miners who settled there because of its proximity to the Mosque, which is still intact today, unlike the minaret of which the remains remain. Of this magical, serene and historic place, the bell tower, the church and the campanile, preserve their condition as well as the murals of the church. Numerous vestiges seem to be scattered throughout the property like a treasure hunt, such as the Arab hydraulic mills or the oil mill, the old cloister and the monks' cells or the monastery's private apothecary shop. The Carthusian monks were diligent craftsmen who made olive oil and ceramics during the many hours that punctuated their silent day and their cloistered life. On the 21ha of land there are 300 olive trees, cork oaks, pines, chestnut trees, a well, a water source and a place that was dedicated to the beehive for the production of honey. Of the 3785m2 of buildings, there are 15 rooms, 2 living rooms, 2 kitchens, 2 churches, one of which has been converted into a kitchen, 8 bathrooms, a mosque, 2 cloisters, an independent dwelling It is possible to accommodate 30 people at the moment and to receive up to 400 people for celebrations.

A 12th-century monastery A rare masterpiece of 12th-century religious architecture combining religious and military construction, giving the monastery the appearance of a fortress. Built in 1173, the monastery, located in a village, is one of the most iconic monastic complexes in Spain. Listed as a Site of Cultural Interest (BIC), this Cistercian gem was once an abbey, a spiritual refuge and a military stronghold. A monumental heritage site: - Built area: approx. 7,780 m² - Natural park and land: 29,936 m² - Sacred church with its authentic Renaissance stalls - Gothic cloister, Romanesque church (still in use), defensive towers, historic salons - Approved architectural project: hotel - Original features preserved: Renaissance stalls, chapel, old kitchens