Monumental arch built around 1705 in commemoration of the siege of Madrid, orchestrated under the orders of Segovia Captains Fernán García and Díaz Sanz.
Universidad de Valladolid’s campus is named after philosopher and essayist María Zambrano, who spent her young years in Segovia. A new construction, it has been built on the plot where the Casa Grande...
15th and 16th centuries. A good example of Renaissance secular architecture in the city. The arms belonging to the families that built the palace, Bermúdez de Contreras y del Río’s families, are kept ...
Plateresque exuberance Built in the 16th century, it was possibly designed by Rodrigo Gil de Hontañón. Philip II gave the building to Cardinal Diego de Espinosa as a gift in 1567, but he sold it to t...
This is the palace of Marquis and Marquise of Quintanar. Built during the 15th and 16th centuries. An interesting collection of arches and helmets on the entrance door. A traditional Segovia courtyard...
The Phoenix in a cage This 18th century building was the city's public jail until the beginning of the 20th century. Its decoration, very austere as a result of its use, is notable for the coat of ar...
16th-18th centuries. One of the oldest buildings in European industrial architecture. Founded in 1583 by king Philip II, the works were designed, planned and directed by Juan de Herrera. This was the ...
This building is listed in the National Assets of Cultural Interest. The building was built in the 15th century and has now been completely restored to house the Esteban Vicente Museum of Contemporary...
The old provincial prison in Segovia. Currently a multidiscipline space dedicated to the promotion of artistic creation and to encourage creative industries.
