On the left bank of the Adaja River, overlooking the city from the west, stands the shrine (small hermitage on the outskirts of the town) of San Sebastián, popularly known as Los Cuatro Postes.
The Monastery of the Incarnation was founded in 1478 inside the walled city
A temple of Romanesque origin, which would be profoundly transformed at the beginning of the 16th century in Gothic style, with evident Renaissance influences.
The church was built on the house in which Teresa de Cepeda y Ahumada was born and is part of the Carmelite convent
In this convent, Alonso de Cepeda placed his daughter Teresa against her will in 1531, with the idea that she would mature and be educated.