11th-13th century. Structure in three naves. Pillars and columns with interesting iconography on the columns’ capitals. Chancel with four apses, low dome with a Caliphal style base and a remarkable pr...
13th century. One nave structure, one apse chancel. Romanesque remains in the apse and in the north door. Impressive Baroque work made in plaster. The altarpiece was made in 1759.
13th century. One nave structure, one apse chancel. Romanesque remains in the apse and in the north door. Impressive Baroque work made in plaster. The altarpiece was made in 1759.
Declared a Site of Cultural InterestAlso known as Puerta or Arco del Socorro. It is one of three gates that remain in the city walls, giving it great historical value, although its current appearance ...
12th and 13th centuries. The building has one nave. The second apse is part of the bell tower, a frequent solution in Segovia Romanesque architectonical style. Baroque altarpiece by Mateo Escobedo (1...
Patron saint of the city and lands. Built from 1598 to 1613 by Francisco de Mora. Inside the church there is a splendid Baroque wrought iron grid offered to the temple by the Wool Carders Guild.
15th-19th centuries. Founded on the occasion of St. Francis’s visit to the Spanish peninsula, around 1220. Built on the old parish church of St. Benedict´s, it still has the Gothic, Isabelino cloister...
The old provincial prison in Segovia. Currently a multidiscipline space dedicated to the promotion of artistic creation and to encourage creative industries.
