In Teguise, Lanzarote, the Convento de Santo Domingo dates to 1698 and now functions as an art gallery and cultural venue. Inside the former church, look up at the Mudejar timber ceilings, then take in the Baroque altarpiece with its carved angels and fruit. Arcades add to the convent’s architectural character. Exhibitions, concerts and theatre performances bring the building into use for cultural events, so check what is on before planning your visit.
A convent turned cultural venue
The Convento de Santo Domingo was built in 1698. Its former religious spaces now serve as an art gallery and host cultural events, including exhibitions, concerts and theatre performances.
The building retains its original architectural character. Check for a current exhibition or event before setting out, as programming can shape what you see during a visit.
The altar and ceilings
In the former church, the Baroque altarpiece is decorated with carved angels and fruit. The Mudejar timber ceilings are another detail to look up for, while the arcades add to the building’s mix of architectural elements.
Perguntas frequentes
What can you see inside Convento de Santo Domingo?
The former church has a Baroque altarpiece decorated with angels and fruit, along with Mudejar timber ceilings. The convent also operates as an art gallery.
Does the convent host events?
Yes. Its cultural programme includes exhibitions, concerts and theatre performances. Check ahead for scheduled events.
When is a comfortable time to visit?
Choose a cooler time of day or year, as the interior can feel hot.
