Spain List of Carthusian monasteries

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ruins of scala dei charterhouse, la morera del montsant



miraflores charterhouse, burgos



valldemossa charterhouse, majorca



aniago charterhouse (cartuja de aniago), aniago, villanueva de douro, valladolid (castile) (1442-1808; 1815–1835)
charterhouse of annunciation (cartuja de la annonciade), @ micer bas near valencia (1442–45; unsuccessful foundation nearby porta coeli)
ara christi charterhouse (cartuja de ara christi), el puig, near valencia (1585–1808; 1815–1835)
ara coeli charterhouse (cartuja de ara coeli), lerida (1588–1596)
aula dei charterhouse (cartuja de aula dei), saragossa (extant since 1564: 1564-1808, 1815–1835; 1901- ; re-purchased in 1901 exiled french communities of valbonne , vauclaire, arrived in year in cardeña , occupied aula dei in 1902)
baja charterhouse, known baxa charterhouse (cartuja de baja or baxa) near saragossa (1651–1835)
la cartuja, see santa maría de las cuevas
cazalla charterhouse (cartuja de cazalla (de la sierra)), founded santa maría de las cuevas (1477–1834)
las fuentes charterhouse (cartuja de las fuentes), monegros near lanaja, cariñena (huesca) (1507–1558; 1589–1808; 1814–1835)
granada charterhouse (cartuja de granada), granada (1516-1835)
jerez charterhouse (cartuja jerez de la frontera or cartuja santa maría de la defensión), jerez de la frontera (1463-1835; 1948–2001)
maresme charterhouse (cartuja de san pablo del mar de maresme), maresme, arenys de mar (barcelona) (1269–1433; benedictine priory of lérins abbey founded no later 10th century; fell ruin , bought carthusians in 1265; settled scala dei 1269; community moved montalegre former community of vallparaíso, merged)
miraflores charterhouse (cartuja de miraflores), burgos (extant since 1441)
montalegre charterhouse (cartoixa santa-maria de montalegre), tiana near barcelona (extant; canonesses regular 1362, charterhouse 1415-1808, 1814–1820, 1823–1835, (1867-) 1901-1939, 1944-)
el paular charterhouse (cartuja de santa maria de el paular), rascafría near madrid (1390-1835; part of premises have been occupied benedictine monks since 1954; remainder hotel)
porta coeli charterhouse (cartuja de porta coeli) near valencia (1272-1800s; renewed 1946 present)
santa maría de las cuevas charterhouse (cartuja de santa maría de las cuevas), on island of la cartuja on guadalquivir near seville ( 1398-1810, established in former franciscan friary; 1816–1820; 1823–1835)
scala dei charterhouse (cartoixa scala dei or escaladei), la morera de montsant (1285-1769)
tarragona distillery, tarragona (1903–1933; distillery of chartreuse established here in 1883; exiled french distiller monks fourvoirie moved here in 1903 , began production in 1904; returned fourvoirie in 1933; small community of 3-4 continued distillation @ tarragona until 1989)
vall de cristo charterhouse (cartuja vall de cristo) (1385-1835)
valldemossa charterhouse (cartuja valldemossa), valldemossa (majorca) (1339-1835)
vallparadís or vaparaíso charterhouse (cartoixa de vallparadís), terrassa near barcelona (1345–1415)
via coeli charterhouse (cartuja de santa maría via coeli), orihuela (alicante) (1640–1681) (unable find suitable premises, , foundation abandoned)




^ cartuja de miraflores official website






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