14. Corpus Christi Church (Iglesia de Corpus Christi)
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14th century. It was Major Synagogue until 1410, the main one of the five city synagogues for the Jewish community.
Architecture characterized by large horseshoe arches and an upper floor gallery for women to attend the religious ceremonies.
It contains important altarpieces from the last part of the 16th century brought from the former convent of Saint Francis.
It suffered from a fire in 1899. In 2004, its plaster decoration was restored in capitals and galleries. It belongs to the convent of the order of Saint Clare.