Sanctuary of Our Lady of Wonders (Franciscan Convent of San Esteban)

This complex, declared a National Monument, is one of the few surviving examples of the most authentic Murcian Baroque. Built between the 16th and 18th centuries on the site of a former 15th-century hermitage, it has safeguarded María Santísima de las Maravillas, the city’s patron saint, since 1725.

Inside, the Baroque cloister stands out as the true heart of the complex, around which the rest of the convent buildings are arranged. And as a devotional jewel, the image of the patron saint is a delicate wooden carving linked to the Italian Baroque school.