This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 and then converted to all other 3D formats. Native format is .skp 3dsmax scene is 3ds Max 2016 version, rendered with Vray 3.00 Located in the municipality of Cuacos. Located at the foot of the mountain and hill Tormantos Salvador, half a mile west of the village. ... It is famous for the residence of Emperor Charles V. was founded in 1402 by neighbors of Plasencia, inhabitants of a chapel dedicated to San Cristobal; and in 1408, they were given dispensation to abide by the rules of the monk of St. Jerome. The old building was magnificent and especially the church. whose vault is stone masonry today and resentful. The altar was concluded in 1587, by Juan de Segura. It was burned the convent in the Revolutionary War and rebuilt later. To the south, joined the church, there is the palace of the Emperor, where he died on September 21, 1558; and even the wooden coffin which was placed in the box until its transfer to the Escorial It is said that this palace, in form and distribution is equal to Ghent, where the Emperor was born is preserved. In its immediacy, there is a beautiful pond with an oil mill and flour. Surrounding the convent orchard for vegetables; at the bottom there is another close to vineyards, olive trees 2,500 feet; and league and a half east, Valmorisco farm belonging to the same convent, with a house, excellent wine cellar, oil press, a fence with vineyard, some 4,000 feet moral and olive.