The church of Nuestra Señ; ora de Miraflores is popularly known as San Francisco, as it is the ninth temple of the Franciscan order in the Canary Islands. In 1588 Gonzalo Argote ordered The construction of the religious complex that would last until 1598 with the idea of being a stately pantheon, which prevented it from being completed. the one that was destroyed in the great invasion of 1618.

After several reconstructions, only the church of the Franciscan convent of Teguise remains and it has been converted into the Museum of Sacred Art.

It preserves the most important set of Mudéjar ceilings in Lanzarote, also having three altarpieces:

• The one in the central nave has at its head a large baroque altarpiece with three sections dedicated to Our Lady of Miraflores, Saint Anthony of Padua and Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception.
• In the nave on the right, smaller and also in Baroque style.
• In the left nave, the small chapel, made of pale stone and masonry, the only one of its kind in Teguise.

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