This garden is located in a privileged spot, just five minutes from the Alcázar and next to the Puerta de Santiago, where we find the Francisco Peralta Puppet Collection. It could be considered a balc...
This monastery, commissioned in 1447 by Henry IV—although legend attributes its foundation to his favourite Juan de Pacheco, Marquis of Villena—is a complex of buildings arranged around several cloist...
The legacy of the Saint16th–17th centuries. The site where the foundation established by Saint Teresa of Ávila on 19 March 1574 was subsequently relocated (see no. 21).Chapel built by Pedro de Brizuel...
Its complete name is Catedral de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción and San Frutos.Following the late Gothic Style, the construction begun in 1525 with the non-profit collaboration of segovian people, unde...
Built in the late 19th century by the municipal architect Joaquín de Odriozola, it served a variety of purposes, including as a penitentiary hospital and the Segovia Central Women’s Prison, before goi...
Misnamed the ‘House of Juan Bravo’Former Palace of the Tordesillas, an example of an urban noble residence. Granite façade, a doorway with a large alfiz decorated with diamond-shaped motifs, and a Pla...
12th–13th centuries. A single-nave structure with an apse. The second apse forms part of the narthex that runs along the south façade. Interesting wall paintings (13th century).
