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Ruins of Clarisse Church and Nunnery

Since 1334 Clarissa nuns from the monastery stood here.

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Ruins of Clarisse Church and Nunnery
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This was one large three-nave church, each ship has a polygonal apse. Queen Elizabeth (Charles Robert's wife) was founded, who was buried here in 1380. Beautifully preserved basement walls can be seen on courtyard of Ilona Andor Music and Arts Elementary School. The complex was destroyed around 1541. The monastery was home of the altar of Queen Elizabeth, which now can be seen in the New York Metropolitan Museum.

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