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Capuchos Convent. Founded in 1560 by the son of the governor of India, this convent is located on a hilltop inside Monserrate Park, and was carved by hand out of a huge granite rock. It is often known as the Cork Convent, because the tiny cells are lined with cork. The monks lived here up until 1834 when it was abandoned.
Location
Sintra/Portugal
Unique Identifier
ART433802
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Image
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Public
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5616px × 3744px
Photo Credit
Sites & Photos / Art Resource, NY
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16th century CE
Convent
Interior, Architectural
Portuguese