This Romanesque Church (11C) used to belong to a Benedictine monastery. Built according to a plan with three naves, it has a curious deambulatory , formed with five arches supported by four pairs of columns. The carefully crafted capitals show the i..

This building (12C and 13C) exemplifies the transition between the Romanesque and the Gothic style. As well as an elegant apse and two apsidal chapels, the Church has on its doorways noteworthy decorative elements (columns, capitals, reliefs and arch..

The medieval washing and bathing house is located in the old Jewish quarter with its narrow twisting streets. It was built in the 12C. Every Thursday its rooms reproduce the rituals that used to be held there.

Located at the end of St Peter's Square, it has an attractive patio on the model of Romanesque cloisters.