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Monastery of Santa Clara-a-Nova New St. Clare Royalty Free Stock Photo
Monastery of Santa Clara-a-Nova New St. Clare Royalty Free Stock Photo
Monastery of Santa Clara-a-Nova New St. Clare Royalty Free Stock Photo
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Monastery of Santa Clara-a-Nova - Coimbra, Portugal Royalty Free Stock Photo
Monastery of Santa Clara-a-Nova Cloisters - Coimbra, Portugal Royalty Free Stock Photo
Interior of Queen St. Isabel Church at Monastery of Santa Clara-a-Nova - Coimbra, Portugal Royalty Free Stock Photo
Monastery of Santa Clara-a-Nova New St. Clare
Queen St. Isabel Statue at Monastery of Santa Clara-a-Nova - Coimbra, Portugal Royalty Free Stock Photo
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Interior of Queen St. Isabel Church at Monastery of Santa Clara-a-Nova - Coimbra, Portugal Royalty Free Stock Photo
Altar and Aisle of Queen St. Isabel Church at Monastery of Santa Clara-a-Nova - Coimbra, Portugal Royalty Free Stock Photo
Coimbra Skyline with Monastery of Santa Clara-a-Nova, Sao Francisco Convent and Mondego River - Coimbra, Portugal Royalty Free Stock Photo
Queen St. Isabel Statue at Monastery of Santa Clara-a-Nova - Coimbra, Portugal Royalty Free Stock Photo
Monastery of Santa Clara-a-Nova - Coimbra, Portugal Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Monastery of Santa Clara of Coimbra was founded in the 1280s by Mor Dias as a house of the Order of the Poor Clares. This early monastery was dissolved in 1311, but in 1314 it was refounded by Queen Elizabeth, wife of King Denis of Portugal. Elizabeth was admired for her pious and charitable nature, and her devotion led to her canonisation in 1626. The palace of the Queen, of which only ruins remain, was located near the monastery.


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