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Convent and church of Santa Anna
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The church and convent of Santa Anna de Muro can be visited on weekends during services
On March 4, 1584, the Minins-order came to Muro. Jurors allowed that the old church of Santa Anna on the outskirts of Muro could be used as a convent for the nuns.
With handouts and subsidies from the congregation and city council, the convent was inaugurated and taken into use.
The church belonging to the convent was built between 1703 and 1730, supported by, and at the initiative of, father Poquet Miquel Porquer. Design and construction of the church was carried out by constructor, Lluc Mesquida i Florit.
The convent was completed in 1743. The church is a basilica with five aisles, note the image of Santa Barbara, built by the famous sculptor, Gaspar Oms.
