Top 35 things to do and attractions in Avila

Amazing building! Really magnificent architecture and stunning! Well kept and clean. Was empty when we came by around this area. There are small shops around this church where you can pick up souvenirs

Incredible church right outside the walls. Close to the tourist information point and one of the entrances of Ávila. The architecture is stunning, and it is kept perfectly. The entrance fee is cheap, and you get to see an amazing church with beautiful art.

Just a perfect place, one of the most beautiful town I've ever seen, it's a magical place, if you come to Spain (Madrid) it's a most for you, just one hour in car to get there.

So much history in this cathedral. History told about Mother Teresa of Avila is great while on tour. Great architecture and sites to see.

Amazing audio tour.. bring your earphones to receive the information.. Loved the detail & history

History, faith and architecture beautifully preserved and dated back from 12th-16th Century.

The basilica is impressively beautiful! Worth the visit, even though reparations are being held for the moment.

A historic building dating back to those centuries ago. A beautiful place that is worth a visit.

It is the main square in the city and located in the city centre. It is large and popular with tourists. Has nice arches on 3 sides on the ground floor of the 3 storey building. Many shops, restaurants around the area. Easy flat access, no fees.

Small but with great atmosphere. Noisy with the church bells and during the meals in the restaurants, quiet in the afternoon...

It is surrounded by a city hall, and a church, and arcades within Muralla de Ávila. The current composition dates back to the 19th century.

Avila, great place to visit, incredible walled city, very interesting to walk around. You will need a minimum of two hours, longer would be better, to appreciate the place and its history.

Just a typical market square that you would see in any other Spanish city.

Was a very brief stop off, as needed a quick coffee , rushing to the airport. The square itself is centred in this beautiful walled city and rather large. An early of eateries and not busy. Perfect sun trap to relax with tapas

Came here for the sunset and was blown away by the full view of the historic town! The golden hour here is unreal. Pro tip: Sunset times change a lot by season (winter vs. summer), so verify locally or via weather apps. Bring a camera and a jacket!

This is a great place to get an overview of the walled city of Avila. The four pillars look great against the morning sun. The city looks majestic and the walls able to withstand attack. Just across the road is a petrol station and a hotel. The cafe serves some standard coffee and takeaway food. The toilets are free and clean. The petrol station also has toilets but a key is required.

Make this place your first stop before entering the medieval jewel of Avila. There's a free parking lot right in front. Los Cuatro Postes refers to a small medieval shrine built over an ancient Roman Temple. Today, only the four Doric columns remain, but the main attraction here are fab, unobstructed views of Avila walls. Beside, is the Avila letter sign - fantastic photo op

The wall of AVILA, contruct in 11 century by roman, 2.5km width and 12m height. One of world heritage side.

nice simple place that gives you an amazing view of Avila, but of course, more importantly, a historical meaning to this place of Teresa's youth. Come here to read and find out more.

A lovely view point to see a large section of Avila's wall. It's a good 2 km walk from the old town. Bus routes 1 and 5 will drop you three fourths of the way from Estacion autobuses. Ona good day, it's a very pleasant walk.

The viewpoint of Ávila is a must-visit for anyone traveling to this charming city. Located at the top of the medieval walls, this spot offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, including the mountains in the distance. It's also a perfect spot to watch the sunset, as the warm colors of the sky illuminate the city below.

Lovely to visit the Roman fortress surrounding the city. Well preserved. Lots of walking and climbing uneven stairs. Great views. If you go late afternoon, entry fees are waived. Take water, comfy shoes and hat

An absolute go-to in Ávila! You can't go to Ávila and not visit the Muralla! The walls are in an excellent state, providing incredible views of the outside of the city, but also giving great insights of the main buildings of inside the fortress. It's a pity we can go all around the fortress in one go, and have to go down and up on different points instead. It would be worth revisiting once the renovations are done to see how much we can see in one go. The tickets cost €8 per person, definitely worth every penny!

The Walls of Ávila, located at C. Conde Don Ramón, 15, in the heart of Ávila, Spain, are a compelling example of medieval fortification and one of the most remarkably preserved city walls in Europe. Constructed primarily between the 11th and 14th centuries, these imposing stone defenses stretch over 2.5 kilometers and encompass the historic center of Ávila. Their architectural style is Romanesque, punctuated by over eighty semi-circular towers and nine monumental gates. The robust construction, using granite and limestone sourced from local quarries, demonstrates military engineering prowess from an era marked by conquests and shifting territorial boundaries. Visitors are immediately struck by the grandeur and scale of the walls, which have become synonymous with the city’s identity. Walking along their perimeter or climbing to the parapets provides panoramic views of Ávila’s old town and the surrounding Castilian plateau. Sections open to the public allow exploration of the walls’ walkways and towers, offering unique vantage points on key landmarks such as the Cathedral of Ávila. The nighttime illumination further accentuates the intricate details and texture of the stonework, giving the monument an almost ethereal presence. Unlike many other European fortifications which succumbed to modernization or conflict, Ávila’s walls remain largely intact, a testament to careful restoration and the city’s commitment to safeguarding its heritage. The monument was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1985, underscoring its significance in historical and cultural contexts. The walls not only symbolized military strength but also played an important role in the development of medieval urban life, animating the social, religious, and economic activities of the inhabitants for centuries. Today, the Walls of Ávila serve as a focal point for tourism, educational programs, and cultural events. The surrounding area is lively, with restaurants, cafes, and artisanal shops contributing to a welcoming atmosphere. Interpretive signage and guided tours enhance the visitor experience, providing insight into the site’s historical layers and strategic importance. Seasonal festivals and exhibitions further highlight the enduring legacy of the walls, bridging past and present for locals and travelers alike. Overall, the Walls of Ávila at C. Conde Don Ramón, 15, not only captivate with their monumental architecture but also embody the spirit of resilience and historical continuity. They are a compelling destination for those interested in medieval history, urban archaeology, and Spanish cultural heritage, offering an immersive experience at every turn.

Very well kept. Nice to walk, hilly but good. Good food outside of the walls, inside a little touristy trap but great shopping. Prices are definitely higher than a couple yrs ago and the Euro to dollars gets you.

The Walls of Ávila are an incredible historical landmark and a must-visit attraction. These well-preserved medieval fortifications offer a fascinating glimpse into the city’s past and provide stunning panoramic views of Ávila and its surroundings. Walking along the walls is a unique experience, allowing you to appreciate their impressive scale and architectural detail up close. The entrance points are well-maintained, and informative signage enhances the visit with historical context. The views from the walls, especially at sunset, are breathtaking and offer fantastic photo opportunities. If you’re interested in history, architecture, or just want a memorable stroll with great vistas, the Walls of Ávila are definitely worth exploring. Highly recommended!

Beautiful place, worth going to see . We went early before the crowds and found car parking close by. You receive an audio guide full of information. Also we went late October the weather was 55 degrees.

Avila is a beautiful and looks like any other medieval city in Spain. The wall is nice. Worth the trip. Comparable to Segovia and Toledo.

Brilliant very early monastery with museum of natural history ( odd) and wonderful collection of material from far east.

The experience of the museum was incredible of historical significance however the audio guides were a bit confusing at times. Better signage and closer together with directions would have made following the tour better.

I was merely drawn to its spire from afar, but unexpectedly discovered that it was a hidden gem—almost no tourists, quiet, beautiful, and incredibly relaxing. The Asian Art Museum is also fantastic.

Although it is a bit far from Ávila’s walled city, this royal monastery is absolutely worth the walk if you are interested in history and architecture. The complex is organized around several magnificent cloisters and includes a church, a former royal palace, a former university and even an oriental art museum showcasing artefacts collected by the Dominican missionaries.

This was one of the most pleasantly surprising experiences of my travels in Spain. A magnificent monastery with beautiful architecture. It has three cloisters and a beautiful gothic church. They give you an audioguide included with your small entrance fee. The son of Ferdinand and Isabella, who died at just 19 years old, was buried here and there is a stunningly beautiful tomb. Make this stop, the staff are friendly and helpful and it will be a great historical, cultural or spiritual experience!

It's beautiful and not crowded. You can take your time to explore.

A peaceful and pious place. The gardens are beautiful and exude simplicity. The altar of the church is magnificent. Worth a visit despite being about a 15 minute walk away from the city center.

Beautiful and ornate churches and ancient buildings. I'm not particularly religious, but the history and context for Spain and Western culture alone is worth understanding. We did a guided tour which significantly added to the information you get compared to a solo experience.

Amazing and beautiful experience!! Perfect to add in as a day tour while in Spain!! We went with a tour group and highly recommend booking in advance for easy access and transport!!!

I visited on a Sunday 12th October 2025. The place was quiet and peaceful. Visited the place , where Saint Theresa of Avila was born.

Beautiful architecture. Incredible seeing in a grand city.

Doesn’t matter if you’re not familiar with the story of Santa Teresa de Avila, this is a must see while in Avila. Located in the southern part of town, it includes the beautiful chapel where the Saint was born. This is some of the few places where a hired guide will be convenient to understand the frescos. There’s a museum which is not worthy unless you’re into the Saint’s life. The church is located in a recently renewed plaza, which makes a beautiful setting for pictures. As happens in most churches, dress modestly and don’t be loud, as it is a sacred place.

If you are not religious, this could be a bit boring. The church building itself is neither beautiful nor architecturally significant in any way but it is a site built on the birth place of Saint Teresa of Jesus. There are other more architecturally interesting churches in Avilá to visit, if you are short on time. We only visited this church and the attached museum (description in Spanish, as is the case with many smaller cities) because we had the Avilá card, which is actually a must buy if you are visiting the Cathedral and walking the walls.

A significant landmark where Saint Teresa was born. It's a modest church built on the site. In the gift shop next to the church you can see Teresa's alleged finger and bones of St. John of the Cross. They don't allow photos so you have to see it for yourself!

Easy to navigate and start our experience on the walls of Avila. The recorded stories on the self guided audio tour did not match up well with what we were seeing. Left us confused and sometimes bored. The views from the wall were the best part. Amazing.

If you are walking in the walls make sure you complete the short one first then take the long path so you can get off wherever you like and visit other places. Some fantastic views from the top of the wall.

A wonderful and beautiful archaeological and historical place that is worth visiting.

I sat in front of it and admired the gate for a long time. Please study the story of Alfonso VI to understand why the walls were built.

Views were good but it cost €5 to go up and walk along the wall. The walk was abit short too although many will say the views are worth the price

Nice day trip in Avila during a medieval festival. Great show ! Maravilloso!

One fo the entrances to the wall

(Translated by Google) Good facilities and simple and clean room, very good food and excellent treatment. It is far from noise and tourism but it is worth the price-quality. In front of Soto Park. I totally recommend it (Original) Instalaciones buenas y la habitación sencilla y limpia,comida muy buena y trato excelente. Está alejado del ruido y del turismo pero merece la pena calidad precio. Enfrente del parque del Soto. Lo recomiendo totalmente

(Translated by Google) The house is large and spacious. It has different spaces for praying, a meeting room, a meditation room and a very large garden. Without a doubt a place to rest and find peace and serenity. (Original) La casa es grande y espaciosa. Tiene distintos espacios para orar, salar para reuniones, sala de meditación y un jardín muy grande. Sin duda un lugar para descansar y encontrar paz y serenidad.

(Translated by Google) We have been going there for our retreats and training for 10 years and we continue to go. It is a great place, with very good spaces for yoga and meditation. Very good nature walks and the sisters are very close and attentive to needs. Highly recommended. (Original) Llevamos 10 años acudiendo allí para nuestros retiros y formaciones y seguimos yendo. Es un lugar estupendo, con muy buenos espacios para yoga y meditación. Muy buenos paseos de naturaleza y las hermanas muy cercanas y atentas a las necesidades. Muy recomendable.

(Translated by Google) It is in a perfect environment to spend a few days of retreat, rest, tranquility: nature, silence... It has several oratories, a large chapel, meeting rooms, an assembly hall... The food is good and it is well priced. (Original) Está en un entorno perfecto para pasar unos días de retiro, de descanso, de tranquilidad: naturaleza, silencio... Tiene varios oratorios, capilla grande, salsas de reunión, salón de actos... Se come bien y tiene bien precio.

(Translated by Google) The park is very nice and the house is very well prepared. If there are no other groups it is ideal for retreats that involve silence. Some might not like church. The photo is from a Spiritual Exercise preached by the priests of the Institute of the Incarnate Word (Original) El parque muy lindo y la casa está muy bien preparada. Si no hay otros grupos es ideal para realizar retiros que impliquen silencio. A algunos podría no gustarles la iglesia. La foto es de un Ejercicio Espiritual predicado por los sacerdotes de Instituto del Verbo Encarnado

(Translated by Google) A wonderful place to live together and get closer to the Lord hand in hand with the spirituality of Saint Teresa. Thanks to the Teresianas for welcoming us and caring for us. (Original) Un lugar maravilloso para convivir y acercarse al Señor de la mano de la espiritualidad de Santa Teresa. Gracias a las Teresianas por acogernos y atendernos.

(Translated by Google) Nice place and atmosphere (Original) Bonito lugar y ambiente

The restaurant looks nice and fine! The vibes are good, it is right in front of the walls. Great location as well. But the food was disappointing. Didn't really enjoy any dish that we tried here. I give 3 stars just for the fast service and overall good ambience in the place.

Tourist trap, avoid!! We came here during a tour and they offered us a drink and a tapa (included with the tour). Then we didn’t have much time so they proposed us the menu for lunch, which was fine and well organized. The thing that bothered me the most is that they started showing us how a typical Cochinillo dish would look like. So we ordered it and the actual one was something like half the amount: smaller piece of meat and much less fries. Of course, it was the only dish out of the menu and with the highest hidden cost of 30€. We tried artichokes as well, they were good but nothing special given the price. Also, they asked us if we wanted some bread, and we ended up paying 1,50€ per piece!!! Bread is commonly free in Spain. Overall very expensive and price was not justified by quality. Also the menu is full of “typical dish of Ávila” indications, a red flag for tourists traps. Positive note: very fast service, friendly waiters. But I felt betrayed and, given price and quality, I recommend choosing another place.

We were taken by our guide here and he suggested the local special, tasting menu wh I was 26 euros /person and included a shared soup, favs beans and a mashed sweet potatoes with bacon. The main entree was 1.6 lb veal steak with fries and the desert was egg yolks steamed with sugar. The veal was not that tasty or tender

We came to this restaurant as part of our tour to get our free egg tapa and it was not bad. Since it was a holiday and not a lot.pf things were opened, we decided to order more food to make sure we got something to eat. Keep in mind that during the holidays it gets pretty busy and there would be a delay on getting food. We ordered the meal of the day, grilled chicken and beef meal. Our grilled items were tasty and they did hit the spot. The fries were not crispy but I was the only one in my party that did not mind. Overall, a good balanced meal but be aware and prepared to wait for busy days or holidays.

The Avila steak was soooo big !!! A bit undercooked, is it their way maybe but even at raw it was tough meat. It felt like a tourist trap

Great food and good vibe! Loved the crackling pork!

We were at this restaurant. It looked very typical, but it was nothing like that. Far from being a typical Spanish and Ávila restaurant, it's a place where quality is not its forte. We tried to eat some torreznos and two pinchos of tortilla de patatas, all cold. The tortilla, besides being cold, was like eating sand.

Super friendly staff, if you can contribute, entrance is 2€, but it is so worth it! You get to see and walk through St. Teresa of Avilas footsteps and really soak in a lot of information. They guide you through the church attached to the monastery as well, and all the areas where she lived. An amazing experience!

If you want to learn more about St. Teresa De Jesus, this place is a must. Small fee for entrance, but you get a wonderful tour and learn quite a bit about her life story.

St. Teresa's home monastery. Still active. Small museum demonstrating the daily life of a saint.

A must for all those interested in church history. I was there alone and the woman in the little museum was very friendly. I asked to see the church and she opend it for me. You can see rooms and items which Saint Theresa and Saint Juan de la Cruz were using.

Incredible historical landmark especially for this of the Catholic faith. The museum is worth entering for the importance of the historical and religious meaning. We had the luck to visit some of the sisters and speak to them.

You can see Teresa's room , a few places where she prayed, and a staircase where baby Jesus appeared. Small display but worth it.

One of the convents lived by Saint Teresa. The visitors can enter with an entrance fees to three chambers of the cloister and the place where the guests were received at the time of Saint Teresa

I couldn't figure out how to get inside. It's a beautiful church form the outside and it's kind of hidden away

Nice church

Worth the 1€ to see it.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful building in the center of Ávila, within the walled area. The building combines Gothic and Renaissance styles. The cross-shaped chapel is large and very beautiful. The visit is free, but a donation of 1 euro is requested for maintenance. It is well worth visiting the place!!! (Original) Uma bela construção no centro de Ávila, dentro da área murada. A construção mistura os estilos gótico e renascentista. A capela em forma de cruz é ampla e muito bonita. A visita é gratuita, mas pede-se uma doação de 1 euro para a manutenção. Vale muito a pena conhecer o local!!!

(Translated by Google) A very interesting place full of symbolism and history. Visiting hours are very restricted so it is advisable to inform yourself beforehand. (Original) Un lugar muy interesante lleno de simbolismo e historia. Tiene muy restringido el horario de visitas así que conviene informarse antes.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful religious building located in the historic center of Ávila. (Original) Un bonito edificio de carácter religioso ubicado en pleno casco histórico de Ávila.

(Translated by Google) Interesting A Vietnamese nun explained the temple and its history. A true hidden treasure that combines history and serenity in every corner. Its architecture and artistic details invite a peaceful and enriching visit. The atmosphere is welcoming and allows you to disconnect from the hustle and bustle while enjoying a lovingly maintained space. The staff is also very attentive and friendly, making the experience even more enjoyable. I recommend this gem to anyone who wants to discover a lesser-known side of Ávila, ideal for those who value culture, art, and tranquility. (Original) Interesante Una monja vietnamita daba explicaciones sobre el templo y su historia Un verdadero tesoro escondido que combina historia y serenidad en cada rincón. Su arquitectura y detalles artísticos invitan a una visita tranquila y enriquecedora. El ambiente es acogedor y permite desconectar del ajetreo mientras se disfruta de un espacio cuidado con mimo. Además, el personal es muy atento y amable, lo que hace que la experiencia sea aún más agradable. Recomiendo esta joya a cualquiera que quiera descubrir un lado menos conocido de Ávila, ideal para quienes valoran la cultura, el arte y la tranquilidad.

Near one of the main gate and the entrance is free

Nice building with some old artefacts!

thank you for a free entrance

Its a Pubic Office

Interesting place

(Translated by Google) The facade is austere, simple, and ugly. The interior, with its courtyard and glass-enclosed second floor, is much better and more beautiful, but it's not the seventh wonder. (Original) La fachada es austera, simple y fea. El interior con el patio y la segunda planta acristalada está mucho mejor y es más bonito pero tampoco es la séptima maravilla

(Translated by Google) Beautiful Renaissance palace. It houses temporary exhibitions. Free admission. (Original) Bonito palacio renacentista. Alberga exposiciones temporales. Acceso gratuito.

It was quite a surprise and one of the highlights of our visit to Avila. This small museum contains an eclectic collection of big historical pieces, from pre-Roman to late medieval/renacentist era. Free visit, highly recommended for history enthusiasts!

A very cool spot for a quick visit

Wonderful place to visite, with many artefacts .

(Translated by Google) Free admission. This is the "warehouse" of the ethnographic museum. It is housed in a beautiful Romanesque church (at one time I think it was used as a mechanical workshop) and the way of displaying the pieces is unbeatable. (Original) Entrada gratuita. Se trata del "almacén" del museo etnográfico. Se aloja en una preciosa iglesia románica (en un tiempo creo que fue usado como taller mecánico) y la forma de exhibir las piezas es inmejorable.

(Translated by Google) Now converted into an archaeological museum. Numerous stone sculptures recovered from various sites. Numerous boars from the Vetonian Celtic culture and Roman mosaics. Anthropological tombs. Audiovisuals are available. Free admission. (Original) Convertido en museo arqueológico hoy en día. Numerosas esculturas en piedra rescatadas de diversos lugares. Numerosos berracos de la cultura celta vetona y mosaicos romanos. Sepulturas antropológicas. Hay audio visuales. Entrada gratuita.

Free access to one of the most impressive collections

Tombs.. lots of ancient tombs! Free to visit. No photos inside.

Here you will see where St. Theresa lived. The preserved remains of her finger can be found in the nearby souvenir shop.

Nice place to stay,Avila is cool!

Avila is fort city, small city but, if you like historical city you will love this place, you can climb the fort wall by buying the tickets, it will cost you 5 e and equiped with the tour guide device. You can explore the city in one day and dont forget to go outside the wall because you will find interesting place to explore.

It is located on outside of Muralla de Ávila and surrounded by walls, arcades, and churches. In the center is a sculpture of Teresa of Ávila. It is a place where many events take place.

Wonderful place with the entrance to the old city through the medieval wall.

Beautiful underrated town 🥰 (it's windy, bring a vest or pashmina)

part of the whole experience of the whole place. it's a world heritage site. say no more

This is the basement of the Basílica y casa natal de Santa Teresa de Jesús, where you can see several works about Teresa of Jesus, also called Teresa of Ávila. Her books translated into several languages ​​are also on display. The entrance fee is 3 euros.

Museum of St. Teresa of Jesus - Ávila, Spain

I recommend you learn who Santa Teresa was prior to visiting the museum, so you can understand everything you will see there.

Wow, really heavy though, great religious art but few clear explanations on her life and what she did

Just a lot of information about the life of the saint. Almost no historical items.

Cool but I didn't need to spend that much time here

Mystical place full of historical features

The worst “museum” I have ever visited! At first, I couldn’t even enter because I’m not over 22 years old, can you even imagine not being allowed to see art just because you’re under 22? Unfortunately, I finally managed to get in for 2.50 euros, and it was a huge mistake! The lights in the museum halls don’t work, the paintings are mediocre, I can’t believe I’m saying this, but they should pay me to go in! Absolutely awful!

Dark and dangerous. Broken lights in many rooms. Unlit narrow stone stairs to the kitchen - an accident waiting to happen. I came to see the Spanish painter Sorolla's work primarily but the room was completely dark - no working lights at all. The attendants shrugged their shoulders " they know the lights are broken, but they won't fix them". What is the point of going to an art gallery when you can't see the art?? Also, rooms closed off due to broken floors. We were very disappointed.

This was a very cute art museum, QR code audio tour, only 2.50 for entrance. The selection of paintings from Guido Castillo guided us through a restorated building, it was a perfect quick stop to get out of the sun for a short time. The museum receptionists were also super nice!

Incredible place with amazing art everywhere, definitely one of the highlights of avila! Entrance is give away at 3 euros as it comes with a comprehensive Audiotour to guide you around. Simply wow!!

Beautiful setting, medieval Palace. And the paintings are simply amazing. Not to be missed for those who love art or simply like to visit historical buildings. Una maravilla de museo.

Had a lot of fun discovering the artist Guido Caprotti. His paintings really capture the spirit of Avila! The audio tour is well structured for a quick introduction to the life and inspirations of the artist, I greatly enjoyed it.

Beautiful building. Paintings and sculptures are amazing. Totally worth stopping

(Translated by Google) The building is currently the headquarters of the Ávila Provincial Council. This Palace is also known as that of the Muxica and Oñate, built in the 15th and 16th centuries, in the Gothic and Renaissance style, built with ashlar masonry and granite masonry. The tower stands out from the building. (Original) El edificio es actualmente sede de la Diputación de Ávila. Este Palacio también es conocido como el de los Muxica y Oñate construido en los siglos XV y XVI, de estilo gótico y renacentista, construido con sillería y mampostería de granito. Destaca del edificio el torreón.

(Translated by Google) Current headquarters of the Ávila Provincial Council. It houses an interesting permanent exhibition on the Vettones, as well as temporary exhibitions. Free admission. (Original) Actual sede de la Diputación Provincial de Ávila. Alberga una interesante exposición permanente sobre los vetones, además de exposiciones temporales. Acceso gratuito.

(Translated by Google) Access is free, and the current headquarters of the Ávila Provincial Council. It is very well preserved, there is no way that the buildings house any activity to keep them in good condition. Going through the door you access the patio that articulates the entire building, it is closed with glass to make the building more energy efficient. To the right, as you enter, there is a very extensive exhibition of the history of the Ávila Foundation. (Original) El acceso es gratuito, y la actual sede de la Diputación de Ávila. Está muy bien conservado, no hay como que los edificios alberguen actividad para que se mantengan en condiciones. Traspasando la puerta se accede al patio que articula todo el edificio, está cerrado con vidrio para hacer el edificio más eficiente energéticamente. A la derecha, según se entra, hay una exposición muy extensa de la historia de la Fundación de Ávila.

(Translated by Google) Impressive Tower in a magnificent square. It is the Provincial Council of Ávila. It is good that they rehabilitate and use these architectural gems well. (Original) Impresionante Torreón en una magnífica plaza. Es la Diputación de Ávila. Está bien que rehabiliten y utilicen bien estás joyas arquitectónicas.

(Translated by Google) You can visit the museum on the ground floor, free of charge and dedicated to the culture of the Vetones, well explained and extensive. For adults you can visit the patio. Quite advisable, to learn a little about the history of this area (Original) Se puede visitar el museo de la planta baja, de acceso gratuito y dedicado a la cultura de los Vetones, bien explicada y amplia. A mayores se puede visitar el patio. Bastante aconsejable, para aprender un poco de la Historia de esta zona

(Translated by Google) The Torreón de los Guzmanes is a building from the early 16th century built in Renaissance style with ashlar masonry and granite masonry. The façade is quite sober, especially highlighting the quadrangular tower, which in its highest part has battlements and four projecting watchtowers in the corners, which gives the tower the appearance of a defensive fortress. Only part of the building is accessible, specifically the old stables. Here you can see "Vetona", a permanent exhibition that shows an interactive interpretation of the society of the Iberian people of the Vetones: agriculture, livestock, crafts or funerary rituals. The Torreón de los Guzmanes has been declared a National Monument since 1983 and is currently the headquarters of the Provincial Council of Ávila. Admission to the exhibition is free. The Torreón is an old and grandiose noble house located in one of the most beautiful squares in Ávila, next to the Superunda palace and with the statue of Saint John of the Cross watching, unalterable, the people passing by. (Original) El Torreón de los Guzmanes es un edificio de principios del siglo XVI construido en estilo renacentista con sillería y mampostería de granito. La fachada es bastante sobria destacando, especialmente, la torre cuadrangular que en su parte más alta cuenta con almenas y cuatro atalayas voladas en las esquinas, lo que le da a la torre un aspecto de fortaleza defensiva. Solo se puede acceder a una parte del edificio, concretamente a las antiguas caballerizas. Aquí se puede ver "Vetona", una exposición permanente que muestra una interpretación interactiva de la sociedad del pueblo íbero de los Vetones: agricultura, ganadería, artesanía o rituales funerarios. El Torreón de los Guzmanes está declarado Monumento Nacional desde 1983 y, actualmente, es la sede de la Diputación Provincial de Ávila. La entrada a la exposición es gratuita. El Torreón es una antigua y grandiosa casa noble ubicada en una de las plazas más bonitas de Ávila, al lado del palacio de Superunda y con la estatua de san Juan de la Cruz observando, inaltarable, a la gente pasar.

(Translated by Google) A quite interesting museum that tells you the history of a population that inhabited the city of Ávila in the 3rd century BC. Really interesting and entry is totally free. (Original) Un museo bastante interesante que te cuenta la historia de una población que hábito la ciudad de Ávila en el siglo III antes de Cristo. Realmente interesante y su entrada es totalmente gratuíta.

It is located in Casa de los Deanes. Its origins date back to 1911. It took on its current form in 1968 and 1986. Avila's archaeological, artistic, and ethnographic remains are on display.

Great place to start your visit in Ávila! Downstairs there are rooms featuring traditional clothes and exhibits about life in the region. Upstairs has interesting archeological displays. €1 entrance fee

Wonderful!Entrance was free although I would have happily paid and wanted to donate but couldn't see how to do so. The exhibits are fascinating. The staff were very nice ,sadly I seemed to be the only person inside. So much to see and learn about this wonderful old city and the surrounding area.I only wish I'd had more time on this occasion.

This little museum (free at the time of writing) is well worth a look. It has displays on folk costumes, traditional kitchens, weaving and farming. There are also archaeological artefacts from Palaeolithic times to recent centuries. It has a good collection of verracos (boar statues) from the Vettones, a pre-Roman people and culture.

Super museum in a beautiful building and great for everyone who reads complicated Spanish. Excellent content. But some simple material in English would hugely enhance the foreign visitor's experience. What disappointed me was the lack of any reference to music, in particular the local composer from 16th century Tomas Luis de Victoria who is widely known throughout Europe. If the great man deserves a statue in the city (he does) , then he warrants a mention in room 8. Please!

€1 entrance. Wonderful coverage of local history illustrated by fascinating collection. Very much recommended.

Interesting exhibits of some beautiful historical pieces

(Translated by Google) Terrible service. We wanted to sit on the terrace, but they had reserved seats, so they moved us to the inner courtyard. The tables and chairs there were dirty, and none of them had napkins. They told us it was self-service and they wouldn't come to serve us. Okay, let's go get our drinks, and they tell us the tapas aren't there yet, that they'd let us know to go get them. After a while, and as people came with tapas, we approached and were practically scolded for not having come sooner. They were waving us (I assume smoke signals). When we got to the bar, there were only three of the four tapas on offer, one of which had been taken by other customers. Of course, as soon as we ordered our drinks, they quickly took out the credit card. Oh! To leave, you also have to collect your plate and drink. The tapas were good, by the way. (Original) Servicio lamentable. Nos queríamos sentar en la terraza y estaban reservadas, por lo que nos pasaron al patio interior. Allí las mesas y sillas estaban sucias y sin servilletas en ninguna. Nos dijeron que era autoservicio y no nos venían a servir, vale, vamos a coger las consumiciones y nos dicen que las tapas todavía no están, que nos avisan para ir a por ellas. Después de pasado un rato y de que la gente venía con tapas, nos acercamos y poco menos que nos regañan por no haber ido antes, según ellos nos estaban haciendo señales (supongo que de humo). Cuando llegamos a la barra, había solo tres de cuatro tapas, una de ellas se las habían llevado otros clientes. Eso sí, en cuanto pedimos la bebida, rápidamente te sacan el datáfono. Ah! Para irte también tienes que recoger tu plato y bebida. La tapa bien, por cierto.

(Translated by Google) We ate from the menu, large portions and very good quality, excellent service from Flor, I recommend it 100% (Original) Comimos de menú, las raciones grandes y muy buena calidad trato excelente por parte de Flor lo recomiendo 100%

(Translated by Google) Very good, I highly recommend it. The steak and artichokes are 10 points. The service from the Uruguayan girl with glasses is 10 points, very friendly and kind. The tocinillo for dessert is spectacular. (Original) Muy bueno, recomiendo a 100% Chuleton y alcachofas 10 puntos. Servicio de la chica uruguaya con gafas mil puntos, muy simpática y amable. El tocinillo de postre espectacular.

(Translated by Google) A former palace that now hosts courses and exhibitions. The people are very friendly, and its central location makes it very easy and convenient to get to. (Original) Un antiguo Palacio donde hoy dan cursos, hay exposiciones. La gente muy amable y al estar céntrico es muy fácil y cómodo llegar.

(Translated by Google) Drink + tapa of your choice at a good price, fast and very friendly service (Original) Bebida + tapa a elegir a buen precio, servicio rápido y muy amables

(Translated by Google) At the bar next door, in the middle of August, the beer was like slushy ice. Delicious. Excellent service and delicious tapas. The palace was marvelous. (Original) En el bar de al lado, En pleno Agosto, la cerveza, como granizado. Riquisima. Excelente trato y rica tapa. El palacio, maravilloso.

(Translated by Google) Conference and exhibition hall. Free exhibits. We saw one about the EMU and another about marine waste. (Original) Sala de exposiciones congresos. Exposiciones gratuitas, vimos una de la UME y otra de los residuos marinos.

This was the most surprising place for me, for I didn't expect anything different from the usual sights in Spanish cathedrals. I was very much fascinated by the place as it is marvellous and splendid. It was designed as a temple and fortress, its apse being one of the cubes of the city wall . The building, a mixture of Gothic and Romanesque styles , dates back to the 12th century and is considered the first Gothic cathedral in Spain. It has a Latin cross plan consisting of three naves, a transept and a semicircular chancel with a double ambulatory . This variety of architecture gives rise to a sober and fortified exterior that gives way to Gothic lightness with Renaissance touches on the inside.

This is a must see place. Considered to be the oldest Gothic cathedral in Spain. It is unique in the sense that it is attached to the city wall and the stones used to build it have a deep reddish tinge.

Amazing Cathedral visit. Got here early to avoid the lines - was able to enjoy the audio tour and take photos with empty space. Museo and Cloister were closed for renovations but still a worthwhile visit for anyone coming for Avila.

Imposing cathedral in centre of town. Built of Gothic and Roman styles - one of first 2 Gothic cathedrals in Spain . High ceiling church. Easy level access, not crowded. Entry fees. Not sure when construction began exactly - probably 12th century.

A magnificent cathedral near the astonishing walls of Ávila. The bas-reliefs, columns, statues, and wooden seats for the choir are stunning. It's definitely worth visiting, and it has an interesting history as well.

The Cathedral of Avila is a monumental building that was part fortress and part religious centre of the city. This had some incredible stonework carvings and also some beautiful painted altars. The cathedral was fabulously bright with lots of windows and a beautifully high vaulted roof. There were lots of saints and, I assume, bishops tombs, as well as a few knights and we were also able to visit the cloisters. These had been restored in the 1970's and it looked like this was ongoing with a couple of areas blocked off and netting/sheeting covering some parts. One of the attractions included in the €10 entrance fee was the VR experience. This was a fabulous addition and showed some areas from a different perspective as well as giving a good history of the cathedral. Sadly, of the 10 or so VR stations, only 1 was actually working so we had to take it in turns.

I was not happy at first to pay 10 euros for the entrance as it is as expensive as Salamanca's cathedral and smaller but it is impressive and the audioguide for kids was great! They had plenty of fun. They also have a VR experience at the end, which is OK.

Very quiet and not much visited. The lady who takes care of tourists is not very friendly so that could be the reason why visitors are rarely found.

Beautiful place not just to visit, but also to live there for ever

Beautiful Under renovation útil September

Super !

I love seeing relics, but I prefer the Monastery. I was out of cash and it's the only way to see the relics. Each section of relics has a light, and there was another group seeing them. I walked in not knowing I had to pay and the lady there is not very nice. She asked what I wanted and I said to look around, she proceeded to turn off the lights of the unused sections and tell me it had a cost. I asked if I could pay with card, and she said cash only and signaled at the door. Didn't feel very catholic, I usually pay, and these places are typically voluntary, so it doesn't limit people. It felt wrong but I might be wrong :) Just my experience-make sure to have cash. But if you don't there are many other places to visit.

(Translated by Google) First founding agreement of the Discalced Carmelites. It's small. It has the original church and a larger one in the Austrian style. It has side chapels, some of artistic value. It also has a small museum with the Saint's first coffin. (Original) Primer convenio fundacional de las carmelitas descalzas. Es pequeño. Tiene la iglesia primitiva y otra más grande de estilo de los Austrias. Con capillas laterales , algunas de valor artístico. También tiene pequeño museo con el primer féretro de la Santa

(Translated by Google) Even though it is under construction, it is still perfectly possible to visit it. The visit is very nice. With the ticket you get a QR code to hear explanations about the place. The ticket is cheap, €2.50. (Original) Aún estando en obras se puede visitar perfectamente, muy bonita la visita, con la entrada tienes un código QR para oír las explicacones del lugar , la entrada es barata 2'50€ .

An interesting military history museum with free entrance. All of the signs are in Spanish, so keep that in mind. The building itself is very beautiful (especially the courtyard).

Nicensmall place to give it 15 to 20 minutes

Temporary closed

(Translated by Google) Free admission. Very cool interior patio. It has a very extensive exhibition of everything related to the mayor's office, very curious things that make you look back in time. Advisable. (Original) Entrada gratuita. Patio interior muy chulo. Tiene exposición muy amplia de todo lo relacionado con la intendencia, cosas muy curiosas y que te hacen echar la vista al pasado. Recomendable.

(Translated by Google) Interesting facilities with a small, open-access museum. It's under the care of the Spanish Army's quartermaster school and is a good place to visit when you come to Ávila. It's open morning and afternoon, closing from 2:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Recommended (Original) Interesantes instalaciones con un pequeño museo de acceso libre. Está bajo cuidado de la escuela de intendencia del ejército de España, y es un buen lugar para visitar cuando vienes a Ávila. Tiene horario por la mañana y tarde, cerrando de 1430 a 1600. Recomendado

(Translated by Google) A small museum dedicated to the foragers of the Spanish army. I was surprised to see that the field kitchens included a separate barbecue area. Admission is free. (Original) Небольшой музей фуражиров испанской армии. Удивило, что в составе полевых кухонь есть отдельная кухня для барбекью. Вход бесплатный.

(Translated by Google) Museum of the former Spanish forces, a wonderful museum, contains many wonderful things (Original) متحف للقوات الإسباني السابق، متحف رائع، يحتوي العديد من الأمور الرائعة

Beautiful historic building.

Such a beautiful church that is almost forgotten, tucked away in a part of Avila that it is easy to miss out totally. Do come by for a free visit, although, like almost all churches in Spain... there are opening hours and your chance of getting in can be low,... in between hours of the day.

It is a holy church about Santa Teresa.

Simply beautiful.

Great

Inolbidable

(Translated by Google) This is a church on the side of the small market square. It is Romanesque in style and was profoundly transformed into the Gothic style in the 16th century. The tower was built in the late 17th century. It has a central nave covered with a star-shaped ribbed vault. Later chapels are lined up on both sides. Free admission. (Original) Es una iglesia en el lateral de la plaza del mercado chico. Es de estilo románico y profundamente transformado al estilo gótico en el S.XVI. La torre se levanta a finales del S. XVII. Presenta una nave central cubierta con boveda de cruceria estrellada. En ambos laterales se alinean capillas mas tardías. Entrada gratuita.

(Translated by Google) In front of the Basilica of Santa Teresa de Jesús, on a stone bench, we find the sculpture of Saint Teresa. He looks at the sky, in one hand he holds a pen and in the other a book resting on his legs. It is preserved perfectly. (Original) Frente a la Basílica de Santa Teresa de Jesús, en un banco de piedra, encontramos la escultura de Santa Teresa. Tiene la mirada al cielo, en una mano posa una pluma y en la otra un libro posado en las piernas. Se conserva a la perfección.

(Translated by Google) A must-see on a first visit to Ávila. There, she is known simply as The Saint. She is, without a doubt, a representative figure not only of the city but of Catholicism in general. (Original) Imprescindible en una primera visita a Ávila. Allí se la conoce simplemente como La Santa. Es, sin duda, un personaje representativo no solo de la ciudad sino del catolicismo en general.

(Translated by Google) Sculpture of Saint Teresa, in the center of the square (Original) Escultura de Santa Teresa, en el centro de la plaza

(Translated by Google) Statue of the Saint next to the monastery in a reflective attitude. (Original) Estatua de la Santa junto al monasterio en actitud reflexiva.

(Translated by Google) Sculpture of the saint in front of her basilica (Original) Escultura de la santa delante de su basílica

(Translated by Google) The little we were able to see was very interesting. It wasn't long because my wife started to feel unwell and I am writing here not really to talk about the museum, but to highlight the help that the person who attended the museum's reception gave us and his excellent behavior towards us. We want to publicly thank you and hope to return to see the entire museum (Original) Lo poco que hemos podido ver era muy interesante. Ha sido poco porque mi mujer se ha empezado a encontrar mal y escribo aquí no realmente para hablar del museo, sino para destacar la ayuda que nos ha prestado la persona que atendía la recepción del museo y su comportamiento excelente hacia nosotros. Queremos darle públicamente las gracias y esperamos volver para ver el museo completo

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, today, Sunday, it says it closes at 5:30 p.m. and the last pass at 5:00 p.m. We arrived at 16:55 to enter the last pass but here not only is there no last pass but it is closed and with no one working. How eager these officials are to not work... I guess we haven't missed anything, if there weren't people there to see it it must be for a reason. (Original) Lamentable, hoy domingo pone que cierra a las 17:30 y último pase a las 17:00. Hemos llegado a las 16:55 para entrar al último pase pero aquí no solo no hay último pase sino que esta cerrado y sin nadie trabajando. Que ganitas de no trabajar tienen ESTOS funcionarios.... Supongo que no nos hemos perdido nada, si no había gente para verlo será por algo.

(Translated by Google) On a tourist visit to the city of Ávila, we came across this Mysticism Interpretation Center. It was a brief visit but I learned a lot about it. Thank you for sharing. (Original) Em visita de Turismo pela cidade de Ávila, encontramos este centro de Interpretação do Misticismo. Foi uma breve visita mas com novo conhecimento. Obrigado pela partilha.

(Translated by Google) Admission costs 3 euros. It is a center where, through several rooms, we learn about the inner self and inner knowledge. The environments that are recreated inside stand out. It was not what I expected, but I have to admit that the environments were very well cared for and invited reflection on oneself. (Original) La entrada cuesta 3 euros. Es un centro donde, a través de varias salas, aprendemos sobre el yo interior y el conocimiento interno. Destacan los ambientes que se recrean en su interior. No era lo que esperaba, pero he de reconocer que los ambientes estaban muy cuidados e invitaban a la reflexión sobre uno mismo.

(Translated by Google) A pity, all the projectors off, in summer it's more than 35 degrees inside and the air conditioning off, As interesting as the museum is, they charge you and you get roasted (Original) Una lástima , todos los proyectores apagados, en verano a más de 35 grados dentro y el aire acondicionado apagado, Con lo interesante que es el museo, te cobran y te asas

(Translated by Google) Center closed and abandoned by the latter ("MUNICIPAL MISGOVERNMENT OF PORAVILA") for 2 years and they do not feel like opening due to their laziness. (Original) Centro cerrado y abandonado por parte de este (" DESGOBIERNO MUNICIPAL DE PORAVILA") Desde hace 2 años y que no tienen ganas de abrir por su vagueria..

(Translated by Google) Mystical place if there is one, for people who decide not only to read, but to experience enlightenment (Original) Lugar místico donde los haya, para personas que no decidan solo leer, si no experimentar la iluminación

(Translated by Google) Very good example of a Romanesque style church in the area outside the walls of this beautiful city of Ávila. Included in December 1985 on the world heritage list as part of the old city of Ávila and in the area outside the walls. Although you cannot enter at this time today, I have visited it inside on previous visits to this city and it is very beautiful. I attach some photos of the exterior. If you liked this review or found it useful, please let me know by clicking "Like". The thumbs up symbol. Thank you!!! (Original) Muy buen ejemplo de una iglesia de estilo románico en la zona extramuros de esta hermosa ciudad de Ávila. Incluida en diciembre de 1985 en la lista del patrimonio mundial como parte de la ciudad vieja de Ávila y en la zona extramuros. Aunque hoy a estas horas no se puede entrar la he visitado por dentro en anteriores visitas a esta ciudad y es muy hermosa. Adjunto algunas fotos del exterior. Si esta reseña te ha gustado o parecido útil, por favor, házmelo saber pinchando en "Me Gusta". El simbolito del pulgar hacia arriba. ¡¡¡Gracias!!!

(Translated by Google) Very picturesque place. Surrounded by a cozy environment. The church is small, but beautiful. (Original) Lugar muy pintoresco. Rodeado de un entorno acogedor. La iglesia es pequeñita, pero bonita.

(Translated by Google) It has the peculiarity that its tower was much higher than the one seen today. (Original) Tiene la peculiaridad de que su torre era bastante más alta de la que se ve actualmente.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful Romanesque church in Ávila. (Original) Preciosa iglesia Románica en Ávila.

(Translated by Google) Romanesque church from the initial period near the old Muslim cemetery of Ávila. This Church of San Nicolás gives its name to the neighborhood and the city council has respected its site, leaving it in a garden and space between streets. In the semicircular entrance arches, guards carved in stone with interlaces that recall a Visigothic influence are preserved. The chrismon on the side door facing north stands out, a Christian symbol of early times, carved in stone. The bell tower added to the perimeter of the church is reminiscent of Italian Byzantine churches, due to its simple design and its own space. The construction periods are clearly visible due to the different quarries whose different colors and hardness are visible. And thanks to the poverty of Ávila, this jewel, a witness to the times, remained without being recycled to make another, more modern one in its place. That is why it is part of our history and shows us that we do not always have to modernize with the times as if it were better. Its solidity and beauty demonstrate it and teach us a lesson: life is only about learning and respecting, valuing what others built with so much effort, art and ingenuity. It will always catch our attention for its solidity, its mimicry with the environment due to its materials and colors, something that is not always taken into account today. Admiring it, believers or not, you have respect because when you see the worked stone you already discover the human effort that has been dedicated to it. (Original) Iglesia románica del período inicial cercana al antiguo cementerio musulmán de Ávila. Está Iglesia de San Nicolás da nombre al barrio y el ayuntamiento ha respetado su sitio dejándola en un jardín y espacio entre calles. En las arcadas de ingreso de medio punto se conservan guardas talladas en piedra con entrelazos que recuerdan una influencia visigoda. Se destaca el crismón de la puerta lateral que da hacia el norte, símbolo cristiano de los primeros tiempos, tallado en piedra. La torre del campanario añadida al perímetro de la iglesia, recuerda las iglesias bizantinas italianas, por su diseño simple y su espacio propio. Claramente se ven las épocas constructivas por las distintas canteras que a la vista están sus diferentes colores y durezas. Y gracias a la pobreza de Ávila esta joya, testigo de los tiempos, se mantuvo sin ser reciclada para hacer otra en su lugar más moderna. Por eso es parte de nuestra historia y nos demuestra que no siempre hay que modernizarse a los tiempos como si fuera mejor. Su solidez y su belleza lo demuestran y nos dan una lección: en la vida solo se trata de aprender y respetar, valorando sobre lo que otros construyeron con tanto esfuerzo, arte e ingenio. Siempre nos llamará la atención por su solidez, su mimeticidad con el entorno por los materiales y sus colores, cosa que hoy día no siempre se tiene en cuenta. Admirarla, creyentes o no, tienes un respeto porque al ver la piedra trabajada ya descubres el esfuerzo humano que se ha dedicado a ella.

(Translated by Google) I hadn't visited her for years; It's not a church close to my house. It is very old in its factory and its interior decorated in a baroque style. Its tower is very characteristic: it is blind, although it is very tall, it lacks windows. It is curious. (Original) Hacía años que no la visitaba; no es una iglesia cercana a mi casa. Es antiquísima en su fábrica y su interior decorada de modo barroco. Es muy característica su torre: es ciega, aunque es muy alta, carece de ventanas. Resulta curiosa.

(Translated by Google) Rather small, but very pretty and charming on the outside, although unfortunately closed so I can't say anything about its interior, but when it comes to the Church, it is surely very clean and pretty (Original) Más bien pequeña, pero muy bonita y coqueta exteriormente, aunque desafortunadamente cerrada por lo que no puedo decir nada de su interior, pero tratándose de la Iglesia, seguro que muy limpia y bonita

A wonderful and beautiful archaeological and historical place that is worth visiting.

(Translated by Google) The Monument to Santa Teresa de Jesús is a touching and beautifully crafted tribute dedicated to one of the most important and beloved figures in Spanish religious history. Located in a prominent spot in Ávila, this monument pays homage to Santa Teresa with dignity and majesty. The sculptural work is impressive, representing Saint Teresa in a pose of inspiration and contemplation. The attention to detail in the sculpture is extraordinary, capturing the essence of his spirituality and dedication. It's clear that a lot of passion and artistry went into the creation of this tribute. The monument is located in a well-maintained and easily accessible area, making it an ideal place for a reflective pause during a walk through the city. The surrounding view also provides a lovely backdrop, accentuating the beauty and historical importance of the site. Visiting this monument is an enriching experience, allowing visitors to connect with the life and legacy of Santa Teresa de Jesús. It is a place of peace and reflection, where you can appreciate the lasting impact he had not only on Ávila, but on the entire Christian world. Furthermore, the location of the monument is strategic, located close to other important historical and religious attractions of the city, making it easy to include it in a tourist itinerary. In summary, the Monument to Santa Teresa de Jesús is an unmissable stop for anyone visiting Ávila. It offers a unique opportunity to pay homage to an extraordinary figure and enjoy a quiet and inspiring corner of the city. Absolutely recommended! --- FoodTripGo helps you plan your ideal, tailor-made trip! (Original) Il Monumento a Santa Teresa de Jesús è un tributo toccante e magnificamente realizzato dedicato a una delle figure più importanti e amate della storia religiosa spagnola. Situato in un punto prominente di Ávila, questo monumento rende omaggio a Santa Teresa con dignità e maestosità. L'opera scultorea è impressionante, rappresentando Santa Teresa in una posa di ispirazione e contemplazione. La cura dei dettagli nella scultura è straordinaria, catturando l'essenza della sua spiritualità e dedizione. È evidente che molta passione e abilità artistica sono state investite nella creazione di questo tributo. Il monumento si trova in un'area ben tenuta e facilmente accessibile, rendendolo un luogo ideale per una pausa riflessiva durante una passeggiata attraverso la città. La vista circostante offre anche uno sfondo incantevole, accentuando la bellezza e l'importanza storica del sito. Visitare questo monumento è un'esperienza che arricchisce, permettendo ai visitatori di connettersi con la vita e l'eredità di Santa Teresa de Jesús. È un luogo di pace e riflessione, dove è possibile apprezzare l'impatto duraturo che ha avuto non solo su Ávila, ma su tutto il mondo cristiano. Inoltre, la posizione del monumento è strategica, situata vicino ad altre importanti attrazioni storiche e religiose della città, rendendo facile includerlo in un itinerario turistico. In sintesi, il Monumento a Santa Teresa de Jesús è una tappa imperdibile per chi visita Ávila. Offre un'opportunità unica di rendere omaggio a una figura straordinaria e di godere di un angolo tranquillo e ispirante della città. Assolutamente consigliato! --- FoodTripGo ti aiuta a pianificare il tuo viaggio ideale e su misura!

(Translated by Google) This beautiful statue is located in the Plaza de Santa Teresa, in front of the Wall and next to the Puerta del Alcázar. It was inaugurated in 1982 during the visit of Pope John Paul II to the city. Built by Juan Luis Vasallo in granite limestone, it depicts the Saint as a writer, holding a quill pen over a book. (Original) Esta preciosa estatua se encuentra situada en la Plaza de Santa Teresa, delante de la Muralla y al lado de la Puerta del Alcazar. Inaugurada en 1.982 con la visita del Papa Juan Pablo II a la ciudad. Construida por Juan Luis Vasallo en piedra calizas granito, representa a la Santa cómo escritora, con una pluma en la mano sobre un libro.

(Translated by Google) Curious monument for a visit by Pope Paul VI. Saint Teresa is very present throughout the city and right next to it in the square, there is another image of her. (Original) Curioso monumento para una visita del Papa Pablo VI. Santa Teresa está muy presente en toda la ciudad y justo al lado en la plaza, hay otra imagen de ella.

(Translated by Google) One of the most striking sculptures in Ávila, since the importance of Teresa de Jesús is very high in the city and the location of the sculpture is also something to highlight. Our sculpture of Teresa of Jesús with her gaze high, legs crossed and with her arms supported. Under his arms we see a book, which he is writing with a pen. (Original) Una de las esculturas más llamativas de Ávila, ya que la importancia de Teresa de Jesús es muy alta en la ciudad y la situación de la escultura también es algo que destacar. La escultura nuestra a Teresa de Jesús con la mirada alta, de piernas cruzadas y con los brazos apoyados. Bajo los brazos observamos un libro, el cual está escribiendo con una pluma.

(Translated by Google) A historical and tourist place next to the Puerta del Alcázar. The monument is a sculptural group made by Juan Luis Vassallo. The main figure is the Saint. The pen in her hand is an allusion to her status as a writer. Behind her is a stone bench with a phrase of hers engraved in calligraphic letters. In the left corner are the three angels with which Vassallo intends to express the Teresian idea of ​​the will to elevate souls towards God. An impressive sculpture that is worth seeing at night with the lighting too. The square has a very pleasant atmosphere and opposite is the Church of San Pedro Apóstol with a huge square. (Original) Un lugar histórico y turístico al lado de la Puerta del Alcázar. El monumento es un conjunto escultórico realizado por Juan Luis Vassallo. La figura principal es la Santa. La pluma en su mano es una alusión a su condición de escritora. Detrás de ella hay un banco de piedra con una frase de ella grabada con letras caligráficas. En el rincón izquierdo se encuentran los tres ángeles con los que Vassallo pretende expresar la idea teresiana de la voluntad de elevación de las almas hacia Dios. Una escultura impresionante que merece la pena ver por la noche con la iluminación también. La plaza tiene un ambiente muy agradable y enfrente se halla la Iglesia de San Pedro Apóstol con una enorme plaza.

(Translated by Google) One of the entrances to Avila's historic center. This is where guided tours depart from. (Original) Una de las entradas al casco histórico de Avila. Es lugar de donde salen las vistas guiadas

(Translated by Google) We couldn't visit it inside, since we had to meet beforehand. Beautiful fortified palace that overlooks the wall. Spacious building and façade, they told us its history in a free tour. (Original) No pudimos visitarlo por dentro, ya que hay que quedar antes. Bonito palacio fortificado que da a la muralla. Amplio edificio y fachada, nos contaron su historia en un free tour.

(Translated by Google) It's worth seeing. The palace is fortified. It occupies almost the entire block and preserves most of the wall. The entrance also denotes its fortress style. (Original) Vale la pena verlo. El palacio está fortificado. Ocupa casi toda la manzana y conserva la mayoría de la muralla. La entrada también denota su estilo de fortaleza.

(Translated by Google) It's definitely worth taking a look inside this palace. The family still lives here, so photography isn't allowed. The building, set within the historic walls, is impressive. The ancient stone figures in the courtyard are also remarkable. (Original) Es lohnt sich, auf jeden Fall einen Blick in diesen Palast zu werfen. Hier wohnt noch die Familie und insofern darf man nicht fotografieren. Das Gebäude in den historischen Mauern ist beeindruckend. Auch die uralten Steinfiguren im Innenhof sind bemerkenswert.

(Translated by Google) It is still preserved in perfect condition. It's a shame that when we went, it was closed. The entrance gate is made of original wood and is very imposing. I hope that, next time, I can go see it and enjoy the story it has. (Original) Aún se conserva en perfecto estado. Una pena que, cuando fuimos, estaba cerrado. El portón que tiene de entrada es de madera original y es muy imponente. Espero que, para la próxima, pueda entrar a verlo y disfrutar de la historia que tiene.

(Translated by Google) A private palace that can only be visited with a guide on Thursdays from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM. No reservation is required; just wait at the door for the caretaker to come out. The tour is very short, as you only see part of the garden and three rooms, but it's interesting to see, and the woman treated us very well, being friendly and very approachable. (Original) Palacio privado que solo puede visitarse de manera guiada los jueves de 16:00 a 18:00. No hay que reservar, solo esperar en la puerta a que salga la guardesa. La visita es muy corta ya que solo se visita parte del jardín y tres estancias, pero es curioso de ver y a nosotros la señora nos trató muy bien, mostrándose simpática y muy cercana.

(Translated by Google) Spectacular historic building in the city of Ávila. Its enormous size makes it well worth a visit to admire the details of its façade. (Original) Espectacular edificio histórico en la ciudad de Ávila. De unas dimensiones enormes merece mucho la pena venir a disfrutar de los detalles de su fachada.

(Translated by Google) Short and quick guided tour with a short explanation from the owner himself, since it is privately owned. I recommend visiting it, only Thursdays from 4:00 p.m./6:00 p.m. (Original) Visita corta y rápida guiada con una pequeña explicación del mismo dueño, ya que es de propiedad privada. Recomiendo visitarlo, sólo jueves de 16:00/18:00 horas.

From this beautiful little gate in the famous robust city walls, right next to the monastery of Saint Teresa, you look out over the suburbs and the surrounding countryside of Avila.

(Translated by Google) South entrance to the walled enclosure of Ávila. The door is one of the simplest. It opens between two square towers of the wall. Just above the arch, we find a machicolation. In the background we can see the Basilica of Santa Teresa, which makes the door more interesting compared to the others. (Original) Entrada sur del recinto amurallado de Ávila. La puerta es de las más sencillas. Se abre entre dos torres cuadradas de la muralla. Justo encima del arco, encontramos un matacán. Al fondo podemos observar la Basílica de Santa Teresa, que hace que la puerta aumente el interés respecto a las otras.

(Translated by Google) A historical and tourist place of great importance, especially for Catholics, since through this door you can access a beautiful square with the statue of Saint Teresa and the convent of Discalced Carmelites. In that square is the Church and birthplace of Santa Teresa de Jesús. It is a quiet place, as it should be for a church and convent that still functions as such. (Original) Un lugar histórico y turístico de gran importancia, sobre todo para los católicos, puesto que a través de esta puerta, se accede a una plaza preciosa con la estatua de Santa Teresa y el convento de Carmelitas descalzas. En esa plaza se halla la Iglesia y casa natal de Santa Teresa de Jesús. Es un lugar tranquilo, como debe de ser tratándose de una iglesia y un convento que todavía funciona como tal.

(Translated by Google) Small entrance gate in the southern area of ​​the city wall that faces the Basilica of Santa Teresa. (Original) Pequeña puerta de entrada en la zona sur de la muralla de la ciudad que da a la Basílica de Santa Teresa.

(Translated by Google) Another of the beautiful doors gives access to the birthplace of Teresa de Jesús 100x100 recommended (Original) Otra de las puertas preciosa y da acceso a la casa natal de Teresa de Jesús 100x100 recomendable

(Translated by Google) Beautiful and simple door in the wall. It is not one of the most ostentatious but it gives access to people and vehicles to the old urban center of the city. It is the closest to the El Rastro Parking. From this door you can access the beautiful Plaza de La Santa (Original) Bonita y sencilla puerta de la muralla. No es de las más ostentosas pero da acceso a personas y vehículos al antiguo casco urbano de la ciudad. Es la más cercana al Aparcamiento El Rastro. Desde esta puerta se accede a la preciosa Plaza de La Santa

(Translated by Google) It is not as spectacular as others, but it has its charm. Through it you have access to the Plaza de la Santa, where you will have magnificent views of the Convent. Recommended visit. (Original) No es tan espectacular como otras, pero tiene su encanto. A través de ella se tiene acceso a la Plaza de la Santa, en la que tendrás unas magníficas vistas del Convento. Visita recomendable.

(Translated by Google) Building that currently belongs to the Junta de Castilla y León. It dates from the beginning of the 16th century. You can visit its porticoed patio, which is perfectly preserved, although they have placed stained glass windows on the first floor and this makes it lose its charm. On the arches of the patio you can see a large number of noble shields. The exterior façade is salmon-colored and is well preserved, as are the surrounding gardens. (Original) Edificio que actualmente pertenece a la Junta de Castilla y León. Data de principios del siglo XVI. Se puede visitar su patio porticado, que se conserva a la perfección, aunque le han colocado vidrieras en la primera planta y hace que pierda encanto. sobre los arcos del patio se observa gran cantidad de escudos nobiliarios. La fachada exterior es de color salmón, se conserva bien al igual que los jardines de alrededor.

(Translated by Google) Free admission and artist exhibitions. Very well preserved. (Original) Entrada gratuita e exposições de artistas. Muito bem conservado

(Translated by Google) A beautiful palace with very beautiful patios (Original) Un precioso palacio con unos patios muy bonitos

(Translated by Google) Currently it is one of the delegations of the Junta de Castilla y León where the tourism concierge is located. Its first construction dates back to the 15th century, it was built by Álvaro Dávila, therefore the palace should be called the Marquis of Mariscal since the aforementioned Álvaro was a marshal of Castile. Originally the palace had a defensive character, it was one of those that defended the gates of the walls of Ávila, therefore attached to the wall practically integrated into it. As proof of this, the door in the wall to which the Palace is attached receives the name of its first owner: MARISCAL GATE. Highlighting the inner courtyard of the palace. The name Bracamonte comes from the fact that D. Álvaro married the daughter of the first Bracamonte, of French origin, who came to Spain to help Enrique II in the civil war against his brother Pedro I, the Cruel of Castile. There is evidence that the second owner ordered its reconstruction in 1510 and it was finished around 1597, many years due to different complications. (Original) Actualmente es una de las delegaciones de la Junta de Castilla y León donde se encuentra La conserjería de turismo. Su primera construcción data del siglo xv, lo mandó construir Álvaro Dávila, por lo tanto el palacio debería llamarse del marqués de Mariscal ya que el citado Álvaro era mariscal de Castilla. En origen el palacio tenía carácter defensivo era uno de los que defendían las puertas de las murallas de Ávila, por lo tanto adosado al muro prácticamente integrado en él. Como prueba de ello la puerta de la muralla a la que se encuentra adosado el Palacio recibe el nombre de su primer dueño: PUERTA DE MARISCAL. Destacando el patio interior del palacio. La denominación de Bracamonte viene dada porque D.Álvaro se casó con la hija del primer Bracamonte, de origen francés, que vino a España para ayudar a Enrique II en la guerra civil contra su hermano Pedro I, el Cruel de Castilla. Se tiene constancia que el segundo dueño mandó su reconstrucción en 1510 y acabó hacia 1597, muchos años debido a diferentes complicaciones.

(Translated by Google) Palace attached to the walls of Ávila, it has a front garden and from time to time it holds events or shows (Original) Palacio pegado a las murallas de Ávila, tiene un jardín frontal y de vez en cuando hace eventos o espectáculos

(Translated by Google) Spectacular patio. It can only be visited during Administration hours (Monday to Friday morning) (Original) Espectacular patio. Solo puede visitarse en horario de la Administración (lunes a viernes por la mañana)

(Translated by Google) Beautiful palace in Ávila. (Original) Bonito palacio de Ávila.

(Translated by Google) Statue in tribute to former president Adolfo Suárez, one of the key men of the transition. The statue is fine, but it can go a little unnoticed. (Original) Estatua en homenaje al expresidente Adolfo Suárez, uno de los hombres claves de la transición. La estatua está bien, pero puede pasar un poco desapercibida.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful statue of this admired first President of Democracy in Spain, Adolfo Suarez, in one of the busiest streets in Avila (Original) Hermosa estatua de este admirado primer Presidente de la Democracia en España, Adolfo Suarez, en una de las calles más transitadas de Avila

(Translated by Google) Statue dedicated to the illustrious Adolfo Suárez, the first president of modern Spain's democracy. Its location is near one of the two ascents to the wall, so it's worth seeing and taking a photo with it, as Adolfo Suárez, along with the Spanish people, was crucial in achieving our current democracy. It's a beautiful memorial that Ávila made for him, and in one way or another, many of us remember him, just as others who didn't know him learn a little bit of history. A must-see. (Original) Estatua dedicada al ilustre Adolfo Suárez, primer presidente de la democracia moderna de España. Su ubicación está cerca de una de las dos subidas a la muralla por lo que es recomendable verla, hacerse una foto con ella puesto que la figura de Adolfo Suárez fue crucial junto con el pueblo español para lograr la democracia actual. Es un bonito recuerdo que Ávila le hizo y que de una manera u otra, así muchos le recordamos como otros que no lo conocieron aprenden un trocito de historia. Imprescindible verla.

(Translated by Google) I took advantage of my visit to the city of Ávila to personally thank President Adolfo Suárez González, for me the greatest politician in Spanish democracy. (Original) Aproveché mi visita a la ciudad de Ávila, para acercarme a dar mi agradecimiento personal al Presidente Adolfo Suárez González, para mí el mejor político de la democracia española.

(Translated by Google) Nice tribute for an important figure in the democratic transition of this country. (Original) Bonito homenaje para una figura importante en la transición democrática de este país.

(Translated by Google) Very good, but very small, real size (Original) Muy bien, pero muy pequeña, a tamaño real

(Translated by Google) A tribute to this extremely important president of Spain's democracy. It is located in the historic center of Ávila, next to the walls. (Original) Un homenaje a este importantísimo presidente de la democracia de España. Se encuentra en el casco histórico de Ávila junto a las murallas.

This museum is part of the Monastery museum, and there is also a really good Natural History museum. It takes a good 90 minutes to see everything and is well worth a visit. I could not give 5 stars because of the girl at reception who is cold, unfriendly and unhelpful. You need a different person who is interested in engaging with the public and knows how to smile.

(Translated by Google) One of the two museums that this impressive monastery has. It has several rooms full of oriental culture. Very nice, accessible and easy to visit. (Original) Uno de los dos museos que tiene este impresionante monasterio. Tiene varias salas llenas de cultura oriental. Muy bonito, accesible y fácil de visitar.

(Translated by Google) Inside the monastery of Santo Tomás, we find a part dedicated to oriental art in the form of a Museum. It is a museum in which we mainly find elements related to the East, in addition to the relationship that this area of ​​the world has with the city of Ávila and important people in Spain. In my opinion, it is too dense, especially in information. It must be understood that the visit to the Monastery is complete, it has a natural science museum and the entire visit to the building is separate. If we look at it as a whole, the visit can be very long if we see this museum carefully, so more summarized information would be more effective. (Original) Dentro del monasterio de Santo Tomás, encontramos una parte dedicada al arte oriental en forma de Museo. Es un museo en el que principalmente encontramos elementos relacionado con oriente, además de la relación que tiene esta zona del mundo con la ciudad de Ávila y personas de importancia en España. Para mí parecer, es demasiado denso, sobretodo en información. Hay que entender que la visita al Monasterio es completa, dispone de un museo de ciencias naturales y aparte toda la visita al edificio. Si miramos en conjunto, la visita se puede alargar mucho si vemos este museo con detenimiento, por lo que información más resumida, lo vería más eficaz.

(Translated by Google) Interesting museum display that brings together works of art and objects collected by the Dominicans on their missions in the East. (Original) Interesante muestra museística que reúne obras de arte y objetos recopilados por los Dominicanos en sus misiones en Oriente.

(Translated by Google) I had a very bad experience in this place, yesterday (Monday, April 14 at 12:30 noon) and they set the time and date because the attention of the worker was really what made the experience bad, we arrived at the monastery around 12:15 we entered and everything was fine, then when we went to enter the museum (which is next to the church) the glass doors did not open but there was an announcement that marked the opening and closing time (it said that closed at 2pm) the thing is that the glass doors didn't open but there was a person inside but he didn't give us information or anything, we made signs to him but he didn't, we went to go around the place to see if there was another entrance and we came back, we waited almost 20 minutes outside to see if someone would give us information (at that time I called the phone number that they have added here in Google maps and they didn't answer either) it was 1pm and some people came out and the doors opened, and We decided to enter, when we entered there was no one and we continued (in Avila there are several places with free entry and we thought that this one would be the same, since it had no advertisements or information) we entered and saw what we could to take advantage of the time (since it said it closed at 2pm) then at around 1:45pm a girl came to inform us that they were going to close and this was where the problem arose, because she accused us of "having sneaked" into the museum without paying, that we should not have entered without Let's see the entrance fee paid, we're like what??? There was no one at the entrance, but we told her that there was no problem, so when we left we paid the entrance fee (which had a cost of €4 per person and we were 2 people) ok everything stayed there until the girl started telling us that we shouldn't have sneaked in that she was there and I don't know what so many things she started to tell us and in one of those she told us that we shouldn't have entered after 1pm because the place had already closed. That's where the problem begins because we had been before, I called on the phone several times and she just said that no call had come, in the end she ended up saying that we snuck in and we kind of... if the problem with the ticket is such a problem then we are going to pay for it (because we had no problem paying for it) and she ended up saying that you couldn't pay for the ticket because they can't be sold after 1... so we never understood what the reproach was that we had to pay if she couldn't generate the ticket anyway, I don't know if she expected that We would give the money to her or... it is also important to highlight that according to her she saw us enter (we did not see her) but if she is the worker of the place because she did not tell us that we had to pay the entrance or that at 1pm the entrance was already closed (although on the outside it said that it closed at 2pm) or because she did not call us to charge us for the entrance and give us the headphones for the audio guide... in short, the situation was very bad, the attention was terrible and it is not It is in good taste that she closes the entrance door because she had left for 5 minutes when we were outside for more than 20 minutes... (Original) Tuve una muy mala experiencia en este lugar, el día de ayer (lunes 14 de abril a las 12:30 del medio dia) y colocó la hora y fecha porque la atención de la trabajadora fue realmente lo que hizo que la experiencia fuese mala, llegamos al monasterio sobre las 12:15 entramos y todo bien, luego cuando fuimos a ingresar al museo (que está al lado de la iglesia) las puertas de cristal no se abrian pero había un anuncio que marcaba la hora de apertura y cierre (decía que cerraba a las 2pm) el asunto es que las puertas de cristal no se abrian pero adentro había una persona pero no nos daba información ni nada, le hicimos señas pero tampoco, fuimos a dar la vuelta al lugar a ver si había otra entrada y volvimos, duramos esperando casi 20 minutos fuera a ver si alguien nos daba información (en ese tiempo llamé al número de teléfono que tienen agregado acá en Google maps y tampoco respondían) se hicieron la 1pm y salieron unas personas y las puertas se abrieron, y decidimos entrar, cuando ingresamos no había nadie y seguimos (en avila hay varios lugares con entrada gratuita y pensamos que este sería igual, puesto que no tenía ni anuncios ni información) ingresamos y vimos lo que pudimos para aprovechar el tiempo (ya que decía que cerraba a las 2pm) luego como a la 1:45pm se acerca una chica a informarnos que ya van a cerrar y aquí fue donde se forma el problema, porque nos acuso de "habernos colado" al museo sin pagar, que no debimos ingresar sin a ver pagado la entrada, nosotros nos quedamos como queeee??? No había nadie en la entrada, pero le indicamos que no había problema que saliendo pagamos la entrada (la cual tenía un costo de 4€ por persona y éramos 2 personas) ok todo quedo ahí hasta que la chica comenzó a decirnos que no debimos habernos colado que ella estaba ahí y no se que tantas cosas comenzó a decirnos y en una de esas nos dijo que nosotros no debimos ingresar después de la 1pm porque ya había cerrado el lugar. Ahí comienza el problema porque nosotros habíamos estado antes, yo llamé por teléfono varias veces y ella solo decía que no había llegado ninguna llamada, en fin termino diciendo que nos colamos y nosotros como que... si tanto es el problema de la entrada pues vamos a pagarla (porque no teníamos problema en pagarla) y resultó diciendo que no se podía pagar la entrada porque ya no se pueden vender después de la 1... entonces nunca entendimos cual era el reproche de que debíamos pagar si de igual forma no podía generar el ticket, no sé si ella esperaba que le diéramos el dinero a ella o que... también es importante resaltar que según ella nos vio ingresar (nosotros no la vimos) pero si ella es la trabajadora del lugar porque no nos aviso que debíamos pagar la entrada o que a la 1pm ya estaba cerrado el ingreso (aunque en la parte de afuera decía que cerraba a las 2pm) o porque no nos llamó para cobrarnos la entrada y darnos los audifonos para el audio guía... en fin, la situación fue muy mala, la atención fue pésima y no es de buen gusto que ella cierre la puerta de ingreso porque a según había salido 5minutos cuando nosotros duramos afuera más de 20 minutos...

(Translated by Google) Wonderful museum of oriental art located inside the monastery of Saint Thomas Aquinas, with exceptional pieces, including a Chinese bell from the 5th century BC. (Original) Maravilloso museo de arte oriental enclavado dentro del monasterio de santo Tomás de Aquino, con piezas excepcionales, a destacar una campana china del siglo V a.C.

(Translated by Google) It's inside the monastery. We couldn't get in because the outer door was closed, even though it was marked open. Still, I don't think we missed much, since the sign when we arrived was faded and it looked very small. (Original) Está dentro del monasterio, no pudimos entrar porque estaba cerrada la puerta exterior a pesar de que ponía que estaba abierto. Aún así creo que no nos perdimos gran cosa pues el cartel al llegar estaba descolorido y tenía pinta de ser muy pequeña.

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(Translated by Google) Monument located in a beautiful square next to the Provincial Council, which you can visit and see its beautiful cloister and a Guisando-style stone bull. There are several palaces around it. (Original) Monumento situado en una bonita plaza junto a la Diputación Provincial, la cual se puede visitar y ver su bonito claustro y un toro de piedra estilo a los de Guisando. Hay varios palacios a su alrededor.

(Translated by Google) Nice statue in a square surrounded by palaces, small, but very pretty. It almost goes unnoticed. (Original) Bonita estatua en una plaza rodeada de palacios, pequeña, pero muy bonita. Casi pasa desapercibida.

(Translated by Google) This statue of San Juan de La Cruz is really beautiful, framed in a small park surrounded by palaces and land. (Original) Realmente hermosa esta estatua a San Juan de La Cruz, enmarcada en un pequeño parque rodeado de palacios y tierra

(Translated by Google) Sculpture of the mystic made in bronze by the sculptor Emilio Laiz Campos in 1962, he is barefoot on a pedestal in an attitude of prayer with his palms together holding a cross. Together with Saint Teresa he founded the Discalced Carmelite Order. It is located in the Plaza Corral de las Campanas. (Original) Escultura del místico realizada en bronce por el escultor Emilio Laiz Campos en 1962, está descalzo sobre un pedestal en una actitud de oración con las palmas de las manos juntas sujetando una cruz. Junto a Santa Teresa fundó la Orden Carmelita Descalza. Esta situada en la Plaza Corral de las Campanas.

(Translated by Google) The statue is very beautiful. There is plenty of room to sit in the square. Just like you can visit the county council. (Original) Muy bonita la estatua. En la plaza hay sitio de sobra para sentarse. Al igual que se puede visitar la diputación.

(Translated by Google) A life-size sculpture of Saint John of the Cross. Well detailed and presiding over the square. Curious to see (Original) Una escultura en tamaño real a San Juan de la cruz. Bien detallada y presidiendo la plaza. Curiosa de ver