several monasteries and convents with active religious life: The Monastery of Saint Mary of Parral with the cloistered monks of the Order of Saint Jerome The Monastery of the Humble Incarnation with the cloistered nuns of the Order of Saint Augustine The Monastery of the Immaculate Conception with the cloistered Conceptionist nuns The Monastery of San Vicente el Real with the cloistered nuns of the Cistercian Order The Monastery of San Antonio el Real with the Poor Clare Sisters of the Order of Saint Claire The Convent of Saint John of the Cross with the Discalced Carmelite friars The Convent of Saint Joseph with the cloistered Discalced Carmelite nuns The Convent of Corpus Christi with the Poor Clare Sisters of the Order of Saint Claire The Convent of Santo Domingo el Real with the cloistered nuns of the Dominican Order The Convent of Saint John of God with the Franciscan Sisters of the Third Order of Saint Francis The Convent of Santa Cruz la Real (occupied by IE University). Civil architecture The Ayala Berganza Castilian Palace dates from the late 15th century. Due to a multiple murder that happened in the late 19th century is known by Segovia as "the house of the crime." Casa del Sello on San Francisco Street Casa-Museo del Torreón de Lozoya in the Plaza de San Martín Casa del Siglo XV (or of Juan Bravo) House of the Count Alpuente, the Casa de los Picos and others in the Calle Real La Taberna Rubi, the oldest tavern in the city The Casa de la Moneda, a former mint included in the "production and manufacturing" theme of the European Route of Industrial Heritage. Urban sculpture Urban Sculpture in Segovia stars works depicting illustrious figures linked to the city, which wanted to pay tribute in this way, but we can also find several pictures of a religious nature. One of the most iconic sculptures of the Loba Capitolina sits in front of the aqueduct. A copy of the Capitoline wolf is preserved in the Capitoline Museum and was a gift that Rome gave to the city in 1974 during the events of the bimillennial anniversary of the aqueduct. Until a few decades ago, a monument dedicated to the artist Daniel Zuloaga, which was installed in 1924, could be seen in the Plaza de la Merced, but it was relocated to the Plaza de Colmenares. Currently located in