The former Convent of San Pablo, now the Parador de Cuenca, on its rock spur above the Huécar gorge with the iron San Pablo footbridge.

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Convent of San Pablo

The Convent of San Pablo is a former Dominican convent founded in the 16th century on a rock spur over the Huécar gorge, facing the Hanging Houses across the San Pablo footbridge. Since 1993 the convent buildings have been a Parador hotel. Its late Gothic church, with a Rococo front, has housed the Espacio Torner, a display of works by Gustavo Torner, since 2005.

Nearby

Cuenca Cathedral

church

Hanging Houses

monument

Museo de Arte Abstracto Español

art museum

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