Catedral del Salvador de Zaragoza

The plan is of the Gothic-Mudejar type of a single-nave church with two polygonal apses at the head and at the foot, with chapels between the buttresses. The feet and headboard were originally flat. And with a square tower.

This female monastery of the Holy Sepulchre was founded in Zaragoza by Marquesa Gil de Rada, who in 1300 had been widowed by Pedro Fernández de Híjar, the illegitimate son of Jaime I. The monastery is still active.

Mudejar church from the 14th century, it is already mentioned as a Romanesque church in 1126. Its interior was renovated in the 17th and 18th centuries in a baroque style, and it has maintained the original structure and the square tower, made of brick, with great analogies with the Mudejar towers. from Teruel.