This 14-17C building dedicated to the Virgin stands below the Suda castle. Its 18C Baroque façade is particularly ornate. The interior contains a large retable of the Virgin, a polyptych in polychrome wood (1351); the 15C retable of the Transfiguration; and two 15C stone pulpits. In the 14C cloisters, admire the famous trilingual stone (6C), engraved with Hebrew, Latin and Greek inscriptions.