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Chains House (Casa de las Cadenas)

13th-15th centuries. A stronghold for Count and Countess of Chinchón, and for Marquis and Marquis and Marquise of Moya Andrés Cabrera and Beatriz de Bobadilla. This building acted as a defence point f...

Church of Saint Andrew

Romanesque body, Baroque soul Dating from the 12th century this structure has with three naves and a chevet with two apses. Its magnificent brick tower is topped by a slate spire. Within the church, t...

Church Of Saint Martin

This building is listed in the National Assets of Cultural Interest. This splendid church features all that is remarkable about Castilian Romanesque architecture. It is defined by a triple atrium of c...

Church Of San Esteban

This building is listed in the National Assets of Cultural Interest. Built in the late Romanesque style in the 12th-13th centuries, its tower is considered to be one of the most beautiful Romanesque t...

City Council (Ayuntamiento)

Home of the municipal power This building was erected by Pedro de Brizuela at the beginning of the 17th century in the Herrerian style. It provided a permanent location for the council, which used to ...

Convent Of Saint Joseph

The legacy of the Saint Built c. 16th century. Later location of the foundation established by Saint Teresa of Jesus on March 19th 1574 (see nº19). There is a chapel which Pedro de Brizuela erected o...

Convent Of Santo Domingo El Real

Craftsmanship in the shadow of the tower of Hercules. This is a group of several buildings constructed between 1200 and 1700. Within it is the palatial house of Peralta and that of Arias de la Hoz. T...

Corpus Christi Church

Religious centre of the medieval Jewish quarter. The present-day church of Corpus Christi was once the Great Synagogue of Segovia. The exact date of construction is unknown, but the latest studies sug...

Episcopal Palace

In the residence of the bishops Built in the 16th century, this was the former Palace of the Salcedo family, which was converted into the Episcopal Palace around 1750, and used as such until 1970. It...