The Servitas convent is a convent built in the 18th century, of which today only the ruins of its church, which was dedicated to Saint Michael, in a rococo style.^[1]u200b It is located in the town of Las Cuevas de Cañart, Teruel.^[2]u200b It is a masonry building, possibly with adobe, with a rectangular ground plan, three naves, with their main altars and four total floors.^{[3] u200b}

The façade stands out, which is located at the bottom of the naves, resulting in it being almost intact with respect to the rest of the construction. It is a work of masonry, framed by a large arch, under which the cover is located. The entablature is located on the semicircular arch.^[1]u200b

Only ten percent of the contiguous monastic remains, of what could have been a large area. It is known that next to the church there was a large cloister that gave access to the most important rooms of the convent: school, apothecary, porter's office, carpentry, refectory and cellar.^[1]u200b

Philosophy and Theology classes were taught at the school.^{[4]< /span>u200b}