Royal Convent of La Encarnacion

Founded by Empress Margarita de Austria in the 17th century, this convent showcases Madrid's baroque architecture.

The convent was constructed between 1611 and 1616 by architect Juan Gómez de Mora. It features a rich art collection primarily from the 17th century and is notable for its reliquary containing the blood of San Pantaleón, believed to liquefy annually on July 27.

Notable Features

🖼️ Significant art collection
🏛️ Baroque architecture
📿 Unique relic of San Pantaleón

Visitors can explore this active convent located near the Palacio Real. Accessible for tourists, historians, and families.