What you'll hear inside Centre of El Carme:

• 1
  Valencian Gothic Cloister

  A fourteenth-century cloister with a square layout, featuring four pointed arches per side and simple ribbed vaults adorned with carved corbels bearing heraldic motifs.

• 2
  Renaissance Cloister

  A sixteenth-century cloister featuring a spacious square layout with two tiers: the lower level displays eight arches supported by columns, whilst the upper storey comprises sixteen smaller arches.

• 3
  Medieval Chapel

  Built at the same time as the Gothic cloister, this chapel is one of the oldest structures within the complex.

• 4
  New Church

  A single-nave church with chapels set between buttresses, begun in the Gothic style and completed with Renaissance and Baroque elements.

• 5
  Chapel of the Third Order

  A neoclassical chapel built as a new construction next to the entrance of the convent church, exemplifying neoclassical sensibility within the complex.

• 6
  Sala Ferreres

  A rectangular wing designed in 1924 by Luis Ferreres Soler for museum use, surrounded by smaller galleries.

• 7
  Sala Goerlich

  A room designed by Javier Goerlich to connect the new Ferreres Hall with the historic convent building.

• 8
  Space of Tales

  A permanent space dedicated to early childhood, designed for children aged 0 to 3 years, offering cultural activities tailored for the youngest visitors.

• 9
  Bell Tower

  A tower positioned on the left side of the façade, connected to the church interior through a trapezoidal passage that was formerly part of the Chapel of Saint Elias.

• 10
  Archaeological Remains of the Muslim Quarter

  Remains of a Muslim street dating from the 11th to 13th centuries, featuring exposed sewage channels discovered in 1994, situated next to the Renaissance cloister.