The convent of Santa Teresa, commonly known as the convent of Santa Teresa, is a convent of cloistered Carmelite nuns in Valladolid. It is the fourth foundation conventual carried out by Santa Teresa de Jesus. The main dependencies are the church with a single nave and two cloisters. The rest of the dependencies and the gardens are surrounded by a fence.
The convent houses original works by Santa Teresa and the cell she used during her visits. Among the artworks owned by the convent are a small-sized Christ at the column by Gregorio Fernández, a crucified by Juan de Juni, and a painting by Luis de Morales.
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