34. The Bishop´s Palace (Palacio Episcopal)

16th century. This was the old palace of the Salcedo family. Around 1750, it became the Bishop’s Palace. It has a Renaissance, bolstered façade, totally exceptional in the city’s noble architecture. The front depicts scenes belonging in the mythical life of Hercules. It has a Neoclassical-style courtyard from the 18th century. The building is currently the Diocesan Museum, with palatial rooms and other rooms with gold pieces. Starting point of the Segovia Sacra Tour (landmarks 19, 10, 68 and 75).