The Monastery of the Incarnation was founded in 1478 inside the walled city
Built outside the walls, to the north of the walled enclosure, it has a Romanesque origin, a fact corroborated by the latest archaeological investigations.
Built outside the city walls, to the north of the walled city, it was consecrated in 1210, representing the last Romanesque style in Ávila.
Located on the banks of the Adaja River, it was built in "Caleño" granite between 1130 and 1160.
It stands in the extramural neighborhood of the same name, a medieval suburb inhabited by Christians, dedicated to agriculture and shepherding.