Convento de San Pablo : Pl. San Pablo, 2, 47300 Peñafiel, Valladolid, Spain

This is both a Church and a Convent but only the church is accessible. It is a marvellous example of Mudejar and Gothic architecture in combination. Wonderful to look at from the outside and no less impressive on the inside. Not to be missed.

Peñafiel is a small town that deserves a leisurely visit, a town that has played a significant role in Spanish history. Here, for example, Charles of Navarre, Prince of Viana, son of Blanche I of Navarre and John II of Aragon, and therefore …

Highly recommended. Free entry. You'll be surprised by its exterior, with its blend of Moorish and Christian aesthetics. It was originally a fortress later converted into a church. Its seemingly simple interior is fascinating, from the floor tiles to the apse of the chapel.