What you'll hear inside Convent of the Conceptionists:

• 1
  High Altar Retable by Juan de Ribero

  Juan de Ribero's high altar is one of the most important examples of 18th-century altarpiece craftsmanship in León.

• 2
  Mudéjar Doorway with Overhanging Corridor

  The overhanging gallery spanning between the two towers flanking the Gothic doorway of this 14th-century convent is a striking feature of the façade.

• 3
  Choir Stalls

  The Sillería del Coro is a modest ecclesiastical choir stall, understated in its ornamentation.

• 4
  Altarpiece of the Sacred Family (José de Mongastón, 1674)

  The Retablo de la Sagrada Familia is the oldest surviving altarpiece in the convent church, positioned opposite the sacristy in the nave.

• 5
  Twin Altarpieces of the Presbytery

  The twin altarpieces of the presbytery are a striking pair of symmetrical retablos flanking the main altar in León's cathedral.

• 6
  Public Tower-Temple

  One of two towers flanking the medieval entrance to the convent, this distinctive structure forms part of the former Quiñones palace's defensive and residential layout.

• 7
  Cloister and Convent Garden

  The cloister and convent gardens form the private heart of the Convent of the Conceptionists in León, reserved exclusively for the enclosed community.