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- Ancient Spanish Monastery
Welcome and thank you for visiting The Ancient Spanish Monastery online We hope that our website highlights the wide variety of activities, worship, classes, tours, concerts, and services available Please feel free to read more about us on this site or come for a visit
- History - Spanish Monastery
Construction of the Monastery of St Bernard de Clairvaux was begun in the year 1133 AD in Sacramenia, near Segovia in northern Spain Completed eight years later in 1141, the Monastery was dedicated to the Blessed Mother and was originally named ‘The Monastery of Our Lady, Queen of the Angels ’
- Visiting Hours | Spanish Monastery
Tours at the Ancient Spanish Monastery are self-guided At the admission desk you will be given a brochure that highlights the history and architecture There is also a short 5-minute film to give you an overview of the Cloisters and gardens
- Weddings | Spanish Monastery
Whether you dream of a traditional, contemporary, non-denominational, inter-faith or civil ceremony, the wedding staff at the Ancient Spanish Monastery will help you create your own unique memorable wedding service with beauty, warmth and grace
- Church | Spanish Monastery
Donations are accepted to support our ministries Click on this button to donate or text the amount to you'd like to give to (954) 519-7411 © Copyright The Ancient
- Reception Gallery - Spanish Monastery
The Gothic architecture of medieval Spain was shipped to the United States from Europe by William Randolph Hearst in the 1920's Today the 891-year-old iconic landmark is combined with lush green gardens that make it unparalleled by modern venues
- Ancient Spanish Monastery
12th century Monastery Cloisters brought from Spain to the US by William Randolph Hearst in 1924 Oldest building in western hemisphere, tourist site, weddings
- Upcoming Events | Spanish Monastery
MONASTERY MUSIC MADNESS WITH HERMAN WHITFIELD III Come and enjoy the smooth piano stylings of Herman Whitfield in the 880-year-old Spanish Cloisters The 2016 Concert Series also features the classical sounds of the pipe organ as well as special guests
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