Where the row of houses on Calle Real breaks off, just before reaching the spot where the San Martín Gate once stood and where the Casa de los Picos is located, there is a long parapet. It was built i...
The Puerta de la Claustra is situated on Calle de Velarde and served as the entrance to Segovia’s Claustra or Canonjías quarter, the residence of the cathedral canons until 1570. It is the only one re...
Casa Vaquero is one of the best-preserved examples of Romanesque civil architecture in Segovia, located in the Canonjías neighbourhood.Featuring a Romanesque structure and 16th-century Mudejar timber ...
The Convent of San Agustín was founded in 1556 by Don Antonio de Guevara y Tapia to serve as a male convent of the Order of Saint Augustine in Segovia. The Augustinians Agustín Castello and Alfonso de...
This building stands on the site of the former medieval mill, which is no longer extant but is mentioned in a document dated 1136 held in the Cathedral archives. The document highlights its historical...
