The San Antonio el Real Convent was formerly a palace founded by Enrique 1V in the mid 15th Century. It was used as a summer royal residence. Later, it was given to the Franciscan Order then passed to the Clarissans. The facade is in the Gothic style and the church has beautiful Mudejar ceilings. There is also a collection of Flemish art and a detailed 15th Century wooden Calvary.
