15th-19th centuries. Founded on the occasion of St. Francis’s visit to the Spanish peninsula, around 1220. Built on the old parish church of St. Benedict´s, it still has the Gothic, Isabelino cloister...
Inside Mariano Quintanilla Secondary School. When the poet Antonio Machado arrived in Segovia, he taught his lessons from the then called Instituto General y Téncico (see no 32). One of the classroom...
12th-13th centuries. One nave structure with one apse. Remarkable Romanesque mural paintings from the end of 12th century. They represent scenes from the Genesis, from the death of Christ and portrait...
16th century. Originally a convent run by Agustinian nuns, it was extended in 1592 to the Humble order of nuns, a division of the same order. The building materials are equally humble here, in the faç...
15th century. A genuine jewel of Mudejar or Spanish Moorish art in Segovia. This was King Henry IV’s old hunting pavilion. Extraordinary coffered ceiling in the main chapel and an outstanding polychro...
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...
13th century. One nave structure, one apse chancel. Romanesque remains in the apse and in the north door. Impressive Baroque work made in plaster. The altarpiece was made in 1759.
The old provincial prison in Segovia. Currently a multidiscipline space dedicated to the promotion of artistic creation and to encourage creative industries.
Monumental arch built around 1705 in commemoration of the siege of Madrid, orchestrated under the orders of Segovia Captains Fernán García and Díaz Sanz.
