Corpus Christi Convent. Old Main Sinagogue It is the synagogue that has been best preserved of the five that existed in the Segoviana aljama. This fact is due to the conversion that since 1410 was to a Catholic church. It is located between the Jewish Quarter, the Puerta del Sol Read more…
Monasterio de San Antonio El Real El rey Enrique IV era un gran amante de la naturaleza. En 1455. mandó construir en la finca “El Campillo” un palacio de recreo. Esta finca de campo había sido mandada construir por su Padre, Juan II. Poco después lo donó a los franciscanos convirtiéndolo Read more…
Wall Of Segovia The wall of Segovia already existed when Alfonso VI of Castile took the city to Arabs. Sent to expand it, reaching a radius of 3 kilometers, eighty towers, five doors and several gates. Its construction is carried out mainly with blocks of granite, although also is reused Read more…
Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Fuencisla The Virgin of Fuencisla is the patron saint of the city of Segovia. Its Sanctuary was built between the years 1598 and 1613 by Francisco de Mora having been small the Renaissance extension of the original medieval hermitage there. In its interior we Read more…
The Royal Mint of Segovia is placed in a unique space in the Valley of the Eresma River. This place was declared picturesque spot in 1947. The building was designed to host modern machinery, they were called “ingenios”. The new system produced coins in a mechanised and serial way, becoming Read more…
