15th–19th centuries. It was founded following the visit made by St Francis to the Iberian Peninsula around 1220. Built on the site of the former parish church of St Benedict. It still retains its Eliz...
Founded in 1637 by the Counts of Covatillas. The church façade features the founders’ coats of arms and an image of Saint Bonaventure. It served as a convent for the Oblate Sisters until 1996. Before ...
The Garden of Words and Cherry Trees is located in the Delibes Garden, on the North Wall. It is a beautiful spot, open to the public, where words and trees share the spotlight. This space features a g...
12th century. Consisting of a single nave and an apse. It houses a statue of Christ on the Cross, originally from the Monastery of El Parral, which is carried in procession during Holy Week.
Romanesque body, Baroque soul12th century. A three-nave structure with a chancel featuring two apses. A magnificent brick tower topped with a slate spire. High altarpiece (16th and 17th centuries), wi...
The library features three spaces dedicated to temporary exhibitions held every two months.The walls of the main lobby host exhibitions of photography, visual arts and various topics of cultural inter...
The Segovia Aqueduct is one of Spain’s most iconic monuments; it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 and stands as the city’s greatest symbol.This great feat of Roman civil engineering...
A monumental arch built around 1705 to commemorate the capture of Madrid by the Segovian captains Fernán García and Día Sanz, whose statues crown the monument.
A building constructed in the 15th century, the interior of which has now been fully restored to house the Esteban Vicente Museum of Contemporary Art.It was commissioned by Prince Henry (Henry IV upon...
