16th-18th centuries. One of the oldest buildings in European industrial architecture. Founded in 1583 by king Philip II, the works were designed, planned and directed by Juan de Herrera. This was the ...
15th century. A genuine jewel of Mudejar or Spanish Moorish art in Segovia. This was King Henry IV’s old hunting pavilion. Extraordinary coffered ceiling in the main chapel and an outstanding polychro...
13th -15th centuries. A Dominican convent in the Romanesque style. This was the first male convent of the Order, founded by Saint Domingo de Guzmán during his visit to Segovia on Christmas 1218. Rebui...
This building is listed in the National Assets of Cultural Interest. The building was built in the 15th century and has now been completely restored to house the Esteban Vicente Museum of Contemporary...
12th-13th centuries. One nave structure, one apse. There is in fact a second apse that is part of the porch running along the south façade. Stunning mural paintings from the 13th century.
16th century. Founded in 1586 by St. John of the Cross, who helped build it with his own hands. It contains his sepulchre, which was visited by Pope Saint John Paul II in 1982. A cypress tree, believ...
11th-13th century. A three nave structure with a three apse head. There are porches in the south and west façades. There is a remarkable Gothic front in the latter. The building still has the remains...
12th-13th centuries. One nave structure with one apse. Remarkable Romanesque mural paintings from the end of 12th century. They represent scenes from the Genesis, from the death of Christ and portrait...
