Dating from 1530, where they were subjected popolocas and slaves, former tributaries of the Aztecs who were quickly Christianized; fact that forced the Franciscans to build a large building, which would have as its main objective the move to their old deities, is considered one of the historic monuments of major importance in the city, its magnificent pre-colonial architectural structure, wealth historical and path that caused it, makes it one of the most important monasteries of the State, so that the property is in charge of the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), who carries out restoration and conservation of the site This convent is located in a high part of the town, making their visibility accessible from anywhere. Beautiful architectural work that also has great appeal, which are the 28 paintings in the form of medallions decorating the ribbed vault sotocoro displaying color.
