Casa Museo de Santa Teresa de Jesús entertainment

​​In the last years of the 16th century, the Discalced Carmelites arrived in Ávila from Duruelo, the first male foundation of the Order, with the idea of establishing a house in the city. After overcoming various difficulties, and having passed through different places, they acquired the remains of the house that had belonged to the Saint's family, with the idea of building the church and the church there, built on the birthplace of Teresa de Cepeda and Ahumada, is in conjunction with the Carmelite convent. Monument included in the ÁvilaCard Tourist Card. 🦽 Accessibility The building is accessible for people with reduced mobility. 🏆 Recognition In 1886, the church and convent were declared a Historical Monument. 🗺 How to get there? ​​It is located 5 minutes walk from the Town Hall of Ávila. There is also the option of arriving by public transport with bus line 1. There is a car park to access by car located 2 minutes from the Church. 📍Surrounding area In its surroundings are the Church of San Juan Bautista and the Palace of Polentinos.