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Royal Monastery of the Incarnation

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Introduction The Royal Monastery of the Incarnation was built in the 17th century. This quaint yet grand complex houses many relics. On July 27th each year, the "miracle" of Saint Pantaleon's blood liquefying is displayed, attracting numerous worshippers and tourists. The monastery's art collection includes paintings by Ribera, Miranda, Paredes, and crucifixes of exceptional artistic value.

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Introduction The Royal Monastery of the Incarnation was built in the 17th century. This quaint yet grand complex houses many relics. On July 27th each year, the "miracle" of Saint Pantaleon's blood liquefying is displayed, attracting numerous worshippers and tourists. The monastery's art collection—including paintings by Ribera, Miranda, and Paredes, as well as crucifixes—holds significant artistic value.

From the Incarnation Street on the right side of the monastery, you can walk to the Royal Palace of Spain. Transportation Address: Plaza de la Encarnacion 1

Subway: Opera

Madrid, Spain