Santa Clara´s daughters were the first lived in the Royal Monastry of the Encarnación. It was the only conventual foundation in Murcia in the XVII century. Juan José de Austria patronage made the convent was considered Royal Heritage, so its construction was made in a short period, it has a monumental character and the church finished in the XVII century.

Monjas street was formerly the "Camino Real" and divided the convent into two parts, one which included  the cloister , the rooms, refectory, sacristy and infirmary and the other  washing place, orchard and bathrooms.

In the XVIII century , the hostelry and  the " Casa de los Donados" were built.