San Juan de Dios Archive-Museum

The museum is housed in a magnificent 15th-century mansion, the Casa de los Pisa.

The Pisa family went down in history for hosting San Juan de Dios in their palace until his death in 1550. The museum provides an opportunity to discover the iconography of the Portuguese saint, as well as the artistic heritage dating back more than 400 years belonging to the Brothers Hospitallers of Saint John. The works on display include the collection of Infant Jesus, Flemish paintings, as well as ivory pieces and works by artists such as Alonso Cano, Bocanegra, Risueño, Mora, Martínez Montañés and Pablo de Rojas.