Home of the municipal power 

This building was erected by Pedro de Brizuela at the beginning of the 17th century in the Herrerian style. It provided a permanent location for the council, which used to meet in the atrium of the old church of Saint Miguel. Its granite façade is crossed by a large balcony that opens onto the Plaza Mayor. Rooms inside include, the Assembly Hall and the White Room, a place for official receptions which has scenes from the history of Segovia and medallions with illustrious figures on the walls. The Chimney Room has paintings by the Segovian artist Santos Sanz , contrasting with the Plenary Hall, which was given a more modern and functional appearance a few years ago. This building is still the headquarters of the city council of Segovia. 

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- Closed to the public.