The 46 best churches in Segovia

Beautiful castle. Be aware the tower steps are steep, uneven and claustrophobic. Views are amazing! We even saw a rainbow in the sky. Lots of armor, architectural beauty, a garden maze and the remains of a drawbridge. Castle is surrounded by park like setting and lots of flower gardens!

My husband and I visited the Alcazar on a Thursday in late March. It was a little chilly, but that was mainly the elevation difference from Madrid. We had booked an 11am audio tour, but our train got in pretty early and we were able to get into the Alcazar early as well, which was great and we nearly had the place to ourselves. There are signs in many languages pointing you toward the Alcazar from Segovia town center, so it's hard to miss and a nice walk. It's a wonderful castle and the audio tour does a great job of enumerating the areas, and the sites you're looking at. From the moat to the armory, great hall, and many outside areas. We got a lot of great history and a lot of the designs reminded me of the Alhambra, of course. An unexpected delight was the gift shop.There I was able to get an English language book on Isabella of Castille, which had I looked for unsuccessfully in multiple Madrid bookshops. We also got a lovely cloth castle ornament. I do wish we had been able to go down the hill to see the ship-like cliffside view of the Alcazar from that lower angle. But our knees hurt from nearly two weeks of walking around Spain.

The Alcázar of Segovia looks like something straight out of a fairytale. Its distinctive ship-like shape perched high on a rocky hill makes it one of the most beautiful castles in Spain. Originally built as a fortress in the 12th century, it later became a royal palace for the Castilian monarchs, a military academy, and even served as inspiration for Walt Disney’s Cinderella Castle. Walking through the Alcázar feels like stepping back in time. The Hall of Kings (Sala de los Reyes) is breathtaking with its detailed ceilings and portraits of Castilian rulers. The Throne Room, the armory, and the chapel each tell a different story from Spain’s royal past. Everything inside is remarkably well preserved. Climbing the Tower of John II is the highlight of the visit. The view over Segovia, the cathedral, and the surrounding plains is absolutely stunning.

It's best to get tickets early for the fortress and tower. In warmer months, the top of the tower is very warm. Overall it's a wonderful tour. The Artillery Museum is interesting but no English signage. But the audio guide for the palace is worth it. The vistas from the fortress were impressive. There's a cafe down in the old Laboratories building outside the main gate. This is where your buy tickets.

Awesome castle to see. There are great views all around. Great and well preserved history in the castle. Oh, and dont miss walking up the castle tower to the top. Beautiful!

Impressive Disney-like castle (Disney was inspired by it). I didn’t get a chance to visit the installations inside but the views and architecture outside are impressive. It’s also In Great condition. If you get a chance, see the back part, less visited and not least of impressive.

Not a great deal to see inside as Royal Palaces go but the building is very photogenic and there is a nice (if a little bit chaotic) cafe with a beautiful garden seating area in which to enjoy your coffee and pastry. Well worth a visit.

Really excellent, worth the 3 euros entrance fee. Climb the tower for great views. It’s very tight in the stairs and claustrophobic but it does warn if this bothers you. Interesting leaflet provided on entry with historical notes. Great walk from the Alcazar, steep stairs but well worth the effort. Follow the river for magnificent views of the Alcazar.

Looks interesting from the outside. Unfortunately, it turned out to be closed on Tuesday afternoon when we arrived after a hot walk. The hours only seem to be published on the door - see photo.

Our walk led us out of the Alcazar grounds and then down a very steep, wooded hill before crossing the river and climbing the other side to the Iglesia de la Vera Cruz. This is a beautiful 13th century church, possibly Templar in origin but now owned by the Sovereign Order of Malta, descendents of the Hospitallers. The church is twelve sided with an attached belltower and originally held a fragment of the True Cross. Entry was €3 and the interior was plain other than a couple of paintings including an altar screen (I think). We climbed the bell tower, which had a very worn and very narrow set of spiral stairs, to enjoy the vista of the Alcazar at the top of the hill before leaving to continue our walk.

Small but incredibly fascinating as a piece of history plus a great view from the tower even if the stairs are very very narrow plus it’s cash only entry

Come here at sunset! I was on a wine tour and our driver stopped us here to take in the sites and see the town from the church and the views were absolutely breathtaking at twilight.

Wonderful church; however after making my way to it in the scorching heat it was only to be seen from outside . I do not know if it’s accessible

A beautiful little church. Originally of the templars and belonging to the Maltese Knights today. Best view of the Alcázar from here.

The Church of San Millán is a true Romanesque jewel, one of the most important and best-preserved temples in Segovia and in all of Castile. Its exterior, with a beautiful porticoed atrium, immediately captures the eye, while the sculptural decoration of the capitals—featuring scenes such as the Three Wise Men—adds an extraordinary artistic richness. Inside, the Romanesque ensemble of the main altar stands out as a highlight. Built at the beginning of the 12th century, the church has retained its solemn beauty through the centuries, and its designation as a National Monument in 1931 feels more than deserved.

The Romanesque architecture for churches is the more common one in Segovia. This church is a fine example. It took two centuries to finish building Iglesia de San Millán (11th to 13th). The results are simply beautiful. It's unfortunate that many churches in Segovia remain closed most of the time. As a tourist, you only get to see them from the outside. Try to get in on Sundays when some of them are open for liturgy.

Like most churches in Segovia, worth visiting. Attractive in and outside.

#Segovia #RomanicArt #worthtosee Church very near the bus station and on the way to the acueduct. It is worthy to surround it to enjoy its architecture.

A beautiful Romanesqu church, shame it was closed when I visited.

I couldn’t get in but just passed by before leaving Segovia. Quiet district with a lovely garden.

Very nice and descent

Amazing history, culture and charm. Great cathedrals. A castle and Rubens paintings! Oh and the food, people and vibe are great too. Worth the trip from Madrid. Easy day out.

The old city of Segovia was settled by the Romans 2000 years ago. Their major contribution which still exists in its original form is the aqueduct. This is the most amazing piece of engineering and enabled the expansion of the city providing it with fresh water from the mountains. It extends for 17 kilometers and much of it is underground. There is a staircase you can climb to be at the top and it is truly spectacular. The city itself is charming.

Seeing the Aqueduct of Segovia in person is just amazing. Honestly, pictures don't do it justice at all. When you stand there and see the scale of it, and think about how old it is and that it's still standing, it's just incredible. It's so well preserved and right in the middle of everything. We spent ages just walking around it and admiring the construction. It's a true masterpiece of Roman engineering and an absolute must-see. We were completely blown away. 5 stars, easily.

The Aqueduct of Segovia is one of the most impressive ancient structures I have ever seen. Built by the Romans around the first century AD, it stands as a masterpiece of engineering and endurance. The fact that it was constructed without any mortar, using only perfectly cut granite blocks, makes it even more incredible. Standing beneath the aqueduct, you can truly appreciate its scale and precision. It stretches across the city with more than 160 arches and reaches almost 30 meters high at its tallest point. It once carried water from the mountains over 15 kilometers away to supply Segovia, and parts of it continued to function for centuries. It is remarkable how well preserved it remains today, blending seamlessly with the modern city around it. The surrounding plaza is lively, filled with cafes and shops, and offers perfect views for photos both day and night.

Absolutely spectacular must-see Roman aqueduct. Photos cannot do it justice. Reasonably easy to get to. There is a high speed Renfe train station a few miles out of town and a regular bus service that runs directly to the aqueduct from the station. Segovia itself has plenty of other sites to visit and I spent all day here.

Segovia is truly a wonderful destination for travel. There are so many ancient buildings, churches, and castles. Of course, we visited the aqueduct, which is the main attraction, but the Alcázar Castle is also incredibly interesting. We also visited the Mint, which was fascinating, and we spent three days strolling around the city, exploring many cozy cafés with delicious food. We had a fantastic time with family and friends, and I highly recommend it to everyone!

Wow Wow Wow! Beautiful Aquaduct. Romans built it without any cement or binding but simply by piling up one stone on top of the other with such precision and geometry. Really amazing. One of the best roman Aquaducts and well preserved

Nice visit but be advised that the backdrop to the alter is under repair and has a printed cloth covering all of it. See the photo. The very pleasant guide said that hopefully it will be finished around February 2025.

Tours only possible with a Spanish-speaking guide. Knowledge of Italian at least a little and kindness of the guide, who for me spoke more clearly, helped a lot in understanding :) It was worth visiting this place, it is amazing. To the guide - thank you very much! You are a wonderful man, with great knowledge and passion.

A castle.. Paintings... Statues...decorated cilings... Sacred altars.. Artilleries.. And Towers with 152 Steps.. It's worth the entrance Fee!! Recommended!!

Indescribably beautiful! Fantastic guide as well! Highly recommended

Missed the chants but great visit

Place to meditate and get closer to God.

Very nice

Segovia Cathedral – Simply Breathtaking One of the most beautiful and largest cathedrals I’ve ever seen. The interior architecture is flawless — every detail feels grand and timeless. Honestly, I’ve never seen anything like this in my life. Walking inside feels humbling, like stepping into history itself. A must-visit if you’re in Segovia.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Cathedral of Segovia – A Masterpiece of Faith and Architecture The Cathedral of Segovia is truly one of the most beautiful cathedrals I’ve ever visited. Known as the “Lady of Cathedrals” for its elegance, it was begun in the 16th century and took nearly 200 years to complete — and you can see the painstaking detail in every stone. Its late Gothic design with soaring spires, intricate carvings, and stunning stained glass makes it not just a religious site, but a living piece of art. Walking inside, you’re surrounded by chapels, vaulted ceilings, and priceless artworks that feel timeless. Segovia itself is one of the most architecturally beautiful cities in Spain, and the cathedral is its crown jewel. I highly recommend everyone to experience it in person — photos don’t do justice to its scale and artistry.

An amazing and beautiful Cathedral that is a must see in Segovia, like every review says. We took the 12:00 pm tower tour and loved it. The tour is in Spanish but we were given an audioguide with descriptions in English. Highly recommend this tour for a great view and the ability to see the amazing bell tower.

My husband and I visited the Cathedral on a Thursday in late March. It was an easy landmark to walk past and because we were able to visit the Alcazar earlier than planned, we had time to hit the Cathedral before lunch and our earlier train back. You do have to pay to visit this Cathedral, but it is well worth it as the last Gothic Cathedral built in Europe. There was great natural light when we visited, even on a chilly day, and it really showed off the Cathedral to its best from a massive illuminated manuscript to the cloisters, and a random moon installation, everyone tried to touch on their tiptoes.

The Cathedral of Segovia is absolutely breathtaking — a must-visit if you’re exploring this historic city. Often called “The Lady of Cathedrals” (La Dama de las Catedrales), it’s one of the last great Gothic cathedrals built in Spain, completed in the mid-16th century. What makes it so special is how it beautifully bridges late Gothic architecture with touches of Renaissance style — tall, elegant vaults, intricate stained glass, and a calm golden light that fills the entire space. Inside, the chapels are stunning, each with its own art and story. You can also visit the cloister and the museum, which hold centuries of religious art and artifacts. I especially loved how peaceful it felt despite being such a grand structure — it truly feels like stepping into another era.

Didn’t get a chance to visit the cathedral inside but the outside looks impressive. You can see it from several parts of the city, one of them from the plaza. The location is beautiful. there ia lots of green space to admire and enjoy.

Beautiful cathedral with impressive interiors too. Good information everywhere. Don't miss the paintings in the basement. 4E entry fee.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Iglesia de San Martín – Segovia The Iglesia de San Martín is one of those hidden gems in Segovia that quietly takes your breath away. Built in the 12th century, this Romanesque church is a masterpiece that has stood for nearly 900 years. It sits right in the heart of the city, surrounded by arcaded galleries, and is instantly recognizable with its striking Mudejar-style bell tower and beautifully carved stone details. The church was originally constructed by the powerful Caballeros de San Martín and later became a hub of religious and civic life. What’s fascinating is how it blends Romanesque architecture with Moorish influences — a reminder of the diverse cultural history of Spain. The stone porticoes with semicircular arches give it such character, and the sculpted capitals show the level of artistry from that era. Personally, I loved walking around the church, taking in all the angles of the façade. My wife and I took plenty of photos here — the kind of place where the architecture feels alive, telling its own story through every arch and column. It’s peaceful, inspiring, and a must-see for anyone who appreciates history and design.

This is a perfect example of a medieval church and located just down from the Plaza Major in Segovia. The interior is simply styled with a barrel vaulted ceiling and a beautifully gilded altar. The exterior has the original carvings around the doors and in the corners but of real interest are the capitals of the pillars. They are all different and in fairly good condition considering their age and exposure to the elements. A lovely church to visit.

Gregorian chanting greeted us at the door of the church A big smile from a host welcomed us and we saw the beautiful altar with a Saint Martin picture above the altar depicting the moment when the Saint shared his Cape with the needy ! Felt a sense of peace and tranquility being close to God !

This is a church of great historical significance, bearing the traces of Spain's early religious history.

Nice but not amazing after having visited Segovia Cathedral. You'll certainly pass by it when walking from the Aqueduct to the Cathedral (and further to the Alcazar) or the other way. There is a fee to visit it. If you have enough time in Segovia you might visit it, but not if it mean having less time for the Alcazar, the Cathedral or the Aqueduct, the main attractions in this city.

Wonderful staff and excellent food in the centre of Segovia. Good prices, not the typical tourist trap. We were six and had all the menu with different dishes so we could try them all, the food was delicious and good quality, and the service was great. A place where we will go back!

OK, it's only 4 euros but you have only 4 numbers on the audio guide. A visit is over in 10 minutes and the church is far from impressive.

Amazing spot for the Castle photos! Lovely green grass and nature all around with the towering castle above it. Absolutely recommend to stop by here.

Lovely grassy clearing surrounded by trees with some pretty spectacular views up to the Alcázar de Segovia. This would be a great location to have a picnic.

Great place to stop by. The view of the castle is amazing. Its a steep downhill or uphill walk to get there but its worth it, cause not many tourists go there. When we visited the place was practically empty and we had it for ourselfs.

Perfect view of the Alcázar of Segovia. You can also have a picnic.

Beautiful and magical castle. Fabulous walk up to the castle and around it. We paid to walk round the grounds and the museum. Fabulous and worth every penny.

A great spot to overlook the Alcazar of Segovia

After you visit the castle you must go and visit this place! You can take a nice and long rest here with this nice view! You have a free parking area and access to a really intimate park. If you plan to take a break to eat your food that you have with you, feel free to go there and make a picnic out of it with an incredible view.

Its name comes from Medina del Campo, which was the center of commercial trade in medieval Spain. It has served as one of Segovia's important social and cultural centers. In the center is a statue of Juan Bravo, who played an important role in the Revolt of the Comuneros in the 1520s and fought for the freedom of the citizens.

Above a third of the way up the hill to the Alcazar is public square, Plaza de Medina del Campo. Flanked by beautiful Church of San Martin on one side and by nice looking hotels and shops on the other. At the centre of the square is a set of steps that take you up to the old watch tower. On the way up you'll also pass a monument to Juan Bravo, one of the leaders of the failed Revolt of the Comuneros. There's a restaurant near the top of the steps and because it's about 5 metres above the street level, it's a nice pace to sit and people watch. Don't go out of the way to see this though, as you're more likely to be walking past to get to the Cathedra, Alcazar or Plaza Mayor.

A picturesque plaza between the aqueduct and the cathedral. It is ringed by medieval buildings and complete with a commanding statue. It is also by many stores and restaurants. A nice place for a few photos!

Beautiful church in the middle of of Segovia. Surrounded by shops and beautiful statues.

Amazing place to visit!

Never been to such a cathedral. Lots of space inside. Not much to see inside though... But a magnificent building all in all

Very nice historic place

Huge tower with a great view from the city

A hidden treasure in Segovia

(Translated by Google) A three-nave church with a 50-meter tower. Its history over the centuries is interesting. (Original) Трикорабна църква с 50 метрова кула. Интересна е историята й през вековете.

Beautiful church in Segovia

(Translated by Google) Church of San Esteban (12th century), in Plaza de San Esteban in Segovia (Castilla). Romanesque church with three naves. 50 m tower. high, the tallest Romanesque tower, next to the church of Santa María la Antigua in Valladolid, on the Iberian Peninsula. The tower is said to have been paid for by Don Carlos Falconi, the natural son of a king of France, who was buried in the main chapel. Impressive porticoed gallery or Romanesque chapter, on the western and southern sides, where the doors are; The shafts of the twin columns of the atrium are made of granite - 17th century restoration. XX- in front of the original pink limestone of the capitals. Interior and other parts such as the headboard are the result of a baroque reconstruction (17th century), after a fire. The zinc roof of the tower with the rooster weather vane crowning it is the result of restoration by pp. s. XX. National Monument (1886). (Original) Iglesia de San Esteban (s. XII), en Plaza de San Esteban de Segovia (Castilla). Iglesia románica de tres naves. Torre de 50 m. de altura, la torre románica más alta, junto a la iglesia de Santa María la Antigua de Valladolid, de la Península Ibérica. La torre dicen fue sufragada por don Carlos Falconi, hijo natural de un rey de Francia, que fue enterrado en la capilla mayor. Impresionante galería porticada o cabildo románico, en los lados occidental y meridional, donde están las puertas; los fustes de las columnas geminadas del atrio son de granito -restauración s. XX- frente a la caliza rosada original de los capiteles. Interior y otras partes como la cabecera es fruto de una reconstrucción barroca (s. XVII), tras un incendio. El tejado en zinc de la torre con la veleta gallo coronando es fruto de restauración a pp. s. XX. Monumento Nacional (1886).

(Translated by Google) The church of San Esteban is located very close to the Canonjías neighborhood and the cathedral. Built at the beginning of the 13th century, the church is a Romanesque temple with a three-nave plan. On one side there is a portico with semicircular arches supported by double columns with sculpted capitals and decorated with human, animal and plant figures. During the 18th century and after a fire that seriously damaged the church, the interior was redone but without respecting its Romanesque origin and adopting the baroque forms typical of the time. However, some late Romanesque sculptures and a 13th century calvary are still preserved. Also in the 18th century it lost the original Romanesque apse. But what stands out most about the church of Saint Stephen is, without a doubt, the large six-story bell tower more than 50 meters high. It is one of the highest Romanesque churches on the Iberian Peninsula along with the church of Santa María la Antigua in Valladolid. At the end of the 19th century, lightning struck the tower, causing a fire that damaged it, leading to its restoration at the beginning of the 20th century. The first floor is completely plain, the next two with blind double-arch windows and simple archivolts on columns, the next two floors also with double-arch windows but already open and the last floor with triple windows with smaller arches. After the restoration carried out in the 20th century, a pyramidal slate spire with a steep slope was placed on the upper floor, which is crowned by a ball on which sits a rooster-shaped weather vane with a cross on its body, which makes it gives greater slenderness and elegance. Unfortunately, currently, you cannot visit the interior of the church as it is undergoing restoration. However, the greatest attraction of St. Stephen's Church is found on the outside, especially its bell tower. Although for me there is plenty of parking in the same square and the cars that surround a Romanesque church that is unique for its beauty and singularity. (Original) La iglesia de san Esteban se encuentra ubicada muy cerca del barrio de las Canonjías y de la catedral. Construida a principios del siglo XIII, la iglesia es un templo románico con planta de tres naves. En uno de los lados se abre un pórtico con arcos de medio punto sostenidos por columnas dobles con capiteles esculpidos y decorados con figuras humanas, de animales y vegetales. Durante el siglo XVIII y tras un incendio que dañó la iglesia seriamente, se rehízo el interior pero sin respetar su origen románico y adoptando las formas barrocas propias de la época. Sin embargo aún se conservan algunas esculturas tardorománicas y un calvario del siglo XIII. También en el siglo XVIII perdió el ábside románico original. Pero lo que más destaca de la iglesia de san Esteban es, sin duda, la gran torre-campanario de seis pisos con más de 50 metros de altura. Es una de las más altas del románico de la península Ibérica junto con la iglesia de santa María la Antigua de Valladolid. A finales del siglo XIX cayó un rayo sobre la torre provocando un incendio que la deterioró, lo que llevó a una restauración de la misma a principios del siglo XX. El primer piso es totalmente liso, los dos siguientes con ventanas ciegas de doble arco y arquivoltas sencillas sobre columnas, los dos pisos siguientes también con ventanas de doble arco pero ya abiertas y el último piso con triples ventanas con arcos más pequeños. Tras la restauración realizada en el siglo XX se colocó sobre el piso superior un chapitel piramidal de pizarra con fuerte pendiente y que está coronada por una bola sobre la que se asienta una veleta en forma de gallo con una cruz sobre su cuerpo, lo que le da una mayor esbeltez y elegancia. Por desgracia, actualmente, no se puede visitar el interior de la iglesia ya que se encuentra en proceso de restauración. Sin embargo, el mayor atractivo de la iglesia de san Esteban se encuentra en el exterior, especialmente por su torre-campanario. Aunque para mí sobra el aparcamiento que hay en la misma plaza y los coches que rodean a una iglesia románica que es única por su belleza y singularidad.

(Translated by Google) It is a church built in the 12th century, in Romanesque style. Its large tower stands out, measuring 50 meters, which had to be rebuilt due to a collapse; it was the tallest Romanesque bell tower on the Iberian Peninsula. Inside you can see baroque style decorations. (Original) Se trata de una iglesia construida en el siglo XII, en estilo románico. Destaca su gran torre, de 50 metros, que debido a un derrumbe, tuvo que ser reconstruida, fue el campanario románico más alto de la Península Ibérica. En su interior se puede apreciar decoraciones de estilo barroco

Iglesia de San Miguel (Saint Miguel Church) - There was, from the time of the repopulation, a primitive Romanesque church of San Miguel in the space of the current Plaza Mayor. Next to this temple was proclaimed queen of Castilla Isabel the Catholic on December 13, 1474. This church was demolished in 1532 to expand the plaza and began the construction of the current church in the vicinity of the Plaza Mayor, on the current street of the Infanta Isabel. The church housed in the past one of the several public libraries that existed in Segovia to consult neighbors. It is a church made of stone with a large Gothic nave of considerable height, wide transept and chapels on the sides. The façade rises above an atrium, with an elevated tower and the Romanesque portal that was moved from the original church. The entrance of the church is presided by a set of three reliefs embedded in the southern wall in which San Miguel, San Pedro and San Pablo appear. Inside, the main altarpiece stands out, completed in 1572 and the work of the sculptor José Ferreras with paintings by Pedro de Prádena; the Chapel of the Christ of the Blood (which in turn contains the Chapel of Our Lady of Peace, which was the "Triptych of Descent" left by the hand of Ambrosius Benson, nowadays housed in the Cathedral of Segovia); and the Chapel of the Lagoons, which functions as a baptismal chapel, and in which the famous Segovian physician and naturalist Andrés Laguna is buried. (Wikipedia)

On this spot Isabella was proclaimed Queen of Castille in 1484

Place where Isabela la Católica was proclaimed Queen of Castilla

(Translated by Google) The Iglesia de San Miguel in Segovia is a historical and architectural jewel that is absolutely worth a visit. Located in the heart of the city, this church offers an extraordinary combination of beauty, history and spirituality. The exterior of the church, with its Romanesque architecture and Gothic details, is simply fascinating. The facade and bell tower immediately catch the eye, inviting visitors to explore further. Inside, the church is equally impressive. The naves are large and bright, with beautiful altars and works of art adorning every corner. It is a place that invites reflection and prayer, offering an oasis of peace in the midst of the bustling city. A particularly significant aspect of the Iglesia de San Miguel is its historical importance. It is here that Queen Isabella I of Castile was proclaimed queen in 1474, an event that had a great impact on Spanish history. This makes the visit even more special, as you are in a place that has seen crucial events over the centuries. The church staff and volunteers are very friendly and willing to share interesting information about the history and features of the building. The explanations offered are detailed and exciting, significantly enriching the visit experience. In summary, the Iglesia de San Miguel is a must-see place for anyone visiting Segovia. Its beauty, history and spiritual atmosphere make it one of the city's most fascinating attractions. Absolutely recommended! --- FoodTripGo helps you plan your ideal, tailor-made trip (Original) La Iglesia de San Miguel a Segovia è un gioiello storico e architettonico che merita assolutamente una visita. Situata nel cuore della città, questa chiesa offre una straordinaria combinazione di bellezza, storia e spiritualità. L'esterno della chiesa, con la sua architettura romanica e i dettagli gotici, è semplicemente affascinante. La facciata e il campanile attirano immediatamente l'attenzione, invitando i visitatori a esplorare ulteriormente. All'interno, la chiesa è altrettanto impressionante. Le navate sono ampie e luminose, con bellissimi altari e opere d'arte che adornano ogni angolo. È un luogo che invita alla riflessione e alla preghiera, offrendo un'oasi di pace nel mezzo della vivace città. Un aspetto particolarmente significativo della Iglesia de San Miguel è la sua importanza storica. È qui che la regina Isabella I di Castiglia fu proclamata regina nel 1474, un evento che ha avuto un grande impatto sulla storia spagnola. Questo rende la visita ancora più speciale, poiché ci si trova in un luogo che ha visto eventi cruciali nel corso dei secoli. Il personale e i volontari della chiesa sono molto cordiali e pronti a condividere informazioni interessanti sulla storia e le caratteristiche dell'edificio. Le spiegazioni offerte sono dettagliate e appassionanti, arricchendo notevolmente l'esperienza di visita. In sintesi, la Iglesia de San Miguel è un luogo imperdibile per chiunque visiti Segovia. La sua bellezza, storia e atmosfera spirituale ne fanno una delle attrazioni più affascinanti della città. Assolutamente consigliata! --- FoodTripGo ti aiuta a pianificare il tuo viaggio ideale e su misura

(Translated by Google) The Church of San Miguel belongs to the Catholic cult and is located near the Plaza Mayor in the city of Segovia. It was built with stone in the 16th century to replace the one demolished to make way for the Plaza Mayor. There Queen Isabel la Católica had been crowned. It has an atrium and a high tower. At the entrance there are reliefs of Saint Michael, Saint Peter and Saint Paul. It's very interesting!! (Original) La Iglesia de San Miguel pertenece al culto católico y está ubicada cerca de la Plaza Mayor en la ciudad de Segovia. Fue construida con piedra en el Siglo XVI para reemplazar la que demolida para dar espacio a la Plaza Mayor. Allí había sido coronada la reina Isabel la Católica. Tiene un atrio y una alta torre. En la entrada hay relieves de San Miguel, San Pedro y San Pablo. Es muy interesantes!!

(Translated by Google) If you go to Segovia, you have to visit this church; it's beautiful and there's no entrance fee. It's a place of silence and joy. (Original) Si vas a Segovia esta iglesia tienes que visitar es hermosa y no te cobran la entrada lugar de silencio y regocijo.

(Translated by Google) Queen Isabel La Católica was crowned in its atrium. This church can be accessed through its atrium (back door) or through an arch in the Plaza Mayor that goes more unnoticed and in the hallway to the door there is a bust of Queen Isabel La Católica that commemorates her coronation. The church is open for a while before mass. The mass if there are not many parishioners is held in the chapel of Our Lady of La Paz. This chapel is a little hidden behind a door but it surprised me and I liked it much more than the rest of the church. (Original) En su atrio fue coronada la Reina Isabel La Católica. Se puede acceder a esta iglesia por su atrio (puerta trasera) o por un arco de la plaza Mayor que pasa más desapercibido y en el pasillo hasta la puerta hay un busto de la Reina Isabel La Católica que recuerda su coronación. La iglesia está abierta un rato antes de la misa. La misa si no hay muchos feligreses se realiza en la capilla de Nuestra Señora de La Paz. Dicha capilla está un poco escondida tras una puerta pero me sorprendió y me gustó mucho más que el resto de la iglesia.

Iglesia de San Clemente - The church is characterized by a semicircular apse of three arches, with columns. It would retain the Romanesque construction of the portico, and two portals: that of the nave, and the lateral, which gives entrance into the church. The tower is of low height and was revoked in the eighteenth century The altars are baroque and Churrigueresque. At the beginning of the 20th century, it was attached to the mother parish of San Millán (Wikipedia).

(Translated by Google) I discovered the Church of San Clemente thanks to https://queverensegovia.com/iglesia-de-san-clemente and it was an authentic discovery of the Segovian Romanesque The interior is simple but very charming, highlighting its semicircular apse and the remains of ancient paintings. In addition, its bell tower is truly marvelous. If you like medieval art and history, this is a place that you cannot miss in Segovia. A real pass! (Original) Descubrí la Iglesia de San Clemente gracias a https://queverensegovia.com/iglesia-de-san-clemente y fue un autentico descubrimiento del Románico segoviano El interior es sencillo pero con mucho encanto, destacando su ábside semicircular y los restos de pinturas antiguas. Además, su torre campanario es toda una maraillas Si te gusta el arte medieval y la historia, este es un lugar que no te puedes perder en Segovia. ¡Una auténtica pasada!

(Translated by Google) Small but very pretty. Very well preserved Romanesque church with jewels such as the baptismal font or the frescoes in the vault of the chapel adjacent to the main altar. Your visit is free, although they accept donations for the maintenance of the place. (Original) Pequeña pero muy bonita. Iglesia románica muy bien conservada y con joyas como la pila bautismal o los frescos en la bóveda de la capilla adyacente al altar mayor. Su visita es gratuita, aunque aceptan donativos para el mantenimiento del lugar.

(Translated by Google) It is one of the many churches of the Catholic cult in the city of Segovia. It is in Romanesque style from the Xll-Xlll Century. It is very small and very close to the aqueduct. It has only one ship. I don't know how they celebrate masses. It is very well preserved, it had two entrance doors, but one of them is bricked up. La Torre suffered several medications due to attacks during the War of Independence. (Original) Es una de las tantas iglesias del culto católico de la ciudad de Segovia. Es de estilo románico del Siglo Xll-Xlll. Es muy pequeña y está muy cerca del acueducto. Tiene una sola nave. No sé ofician misas. Está muy bien conservada, tenía dos puertas de ingreso, pero una de ellas está tapiada. La Torre sufrió varias medicaciones debido a los ataques durante la guerra de la independencia.

(Translated by Google) Interesting Romanesque church built between the 12th and 13th centuries, located in the commercial heart of the city, very close to the aqueduct. It has a single nave, an atrium facing south, a large tower at the head and good execution plans. In its origins it was located outside the walls, next to the Verdugo bridge that crossed the Clamores stream, now buried. It is popularly known as the convent of the Reparadoras after the religious order that has run it since 1935, although it was previously occupied by Salesian nuns from Portugal. (Original) Interesante iglesia románica construida entre los siglos XII y XIII, ubicada en el corazón comercial de la ciudad, muy cerca del acueducto. Posee una sola nave, atrio orientado al sur, amplia torre en la cabecera y buenas trazas de ejecución. En sus orígenes se hallaba extramuros, junto al puente del Verdugo que atravesaba el arroyo Clamores, hoy soterrado. Popularmente se le conoce como el convento de las Reparadoras por la orden religiosa que lo regenta desde 1935, aunque anteriormente estuvo ocupado por monjas salesas procedentes de Portugal.

(Translated by Google) Another of its beautiful Romanesque churches! (Original) Otra de sus hermosas iglesias románicas!

(Translated by Google) A single-nave, small, and modest Romanesque church built at the turn of the 12th and 13th centuries, it has been under the care of the Reparadoras order since 1935. (Original) Jednonawowy, niewielki, skromny romański kościół zbudowany na przełomie XII i XIII wieku. Od 1935 roku pozostaje w gestii zakonu Reparadoras.

Excellent value for the tourist menu. Roast pig was very nice and delicious. Sad was that it cooled down quickly for sitting outside. Service was prompt and nice. Beautiful view and vibes to sit outdoor during sunset time.

It was two of was We spent 44 euros per person for one dish and one desert (shared) 1/4 of lamb plus the Segovia’s traditional desert with one salad (ensalada) without drinks was about 88 euros. The lamb was good some may find it smelly. I could only eat it with salad. But my friend loved it. I recommend the dessert.

It took a while to get seated. It seemed like they were closing. There weren’t a lot of people in the restaurant. It was dinner time (American time it was 18:00). I had a list of must try Spanish foods and drinks and roasted suckling pig was on the list. I like pork. Especially ribs and pork chops. However, I was not impressed by the roasted suckling pig. It reminded me of chitlins. But the wine was good. The potatoes were tasty. The service was typical for Spain. I would go back, but pick another dish.

The service is FAST!! If you’re in a hurry, this place is highly recommended. The ordered food hit the table in approximately 10 minutes after ordering. And it arrived hot, freshly prepared. The cheese and jam appetizer was the highlight for me — that was quite enjoyable. I don’t know what to expect with the monkfish meatballs, but they were surprisingly good — loved the sauce. The salad was a salad. The food coming out quick is the highlight of the customer service experience. The server was in quite a rush bouncing from table to table trying to move people out quickly — he wasn’t the friendliest. If you’re pressed for time, this is the place to try.

We had lunch here about a week ago. Service and food was very good. Waiter made good recommendations, portions are huge as prices are as well not small but you get good quality and huge size portions. Croquetas were amazing, chorizo and the pig were also very good.

An impressive and delicious dishes, combined with beautifull presentation and friendly staff. Luckily we arrived early to avoid the long queue.

This was recommended by our tour guide and we loved it! Liked that they have a full course meal with a drink. Everything was yummy and the Segovian Pig? Wow! Delicious!

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.

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.

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

So peaceful place where you vcan learn more abouth the life of St. Teresa of Avila.

From an ancient synagogue (la sinagoga in espanol) to modern church; and restoration after 1899 fire, all these faces make it, a place of historical importance. Though, it is a small to mid sized church, located at the plaza de corpus lane. Kind of hidden gem

This is a charming, small church located right in front of the old Jewish quarter, rich with fascinating history. The entrance fee is just 1 euro. While the church itself is quite small and can be fully explored in about 30 minutes, it offers a meaningful glimpse into the area’s past. Most of the information inside is in Spanish, but upon entry, you’ll receive a concise English booklet that covers the history and key facts about the site. If you’re interested in history and want a quick, affordable visit, this spot is worth your time

It's a nice little church :) only costs €1 per adult and under 14s go free

Beautiful church highlighting Arabic architecture with fantastic alters of Saint Francis with good explanation of the details. A must see in Segovia

Not that much to see a bit of artwork and some nice architecture.

(Translated by Google) Quiet, for one euro, in the heart of the historic center and the Jewish quarter. Highly recommended, they have a video explaining the history, art and life of the Poor Clares of a pleasant quarter of an hour. (Original) Tranquilo, a un euro, en pleno centro del casco histórico y de la judería. Muy recomendable, tienen un vídeo explicando la historia, arte y vida de las Clarisas de cuarto de hora agradable.

(Translated by Google) A visit inside is recommended; it only costs €1. The former main synagogue of Segovia was damaged by a fire and everything burned. Even so, when it was restored, they followed the same design as the old Jewish synagogue, despite the fact that it was already a Christian convent. It's worth going inside to see its pine cone-shaped capitals and coffered ceiling... Not to be missed! It's located at the entrance to Segovia's Jewish quarter. (Original) Recomendable su visita en el interior, solo cuesta 1€. Antigua sinagoga mayor de Segovia, la cual sufrió un incendio y todo se quemó. Aun así, a la hora de restaurarla, siguieron el mismo diseño de la antigua sinagoga judía, a pesar de ser ya un convento cristiano. Merece la pena entrar y ver sus capitales con forma de piña, el artesonado... Imperdible! Se encuentra en la entrada de la judería de Segovia.

A Place of Peace, History, and Stunning Views Visiting the Church and former Monastery of San Frutos was one of the highlights of my trip to the Hoces del Río Duratón Natural Park. Perched dramatically on a cliff overlooking the Duratón River, this historic site offers not only breathtaking views but also a deep sense of peace and spirituality. The walk to the hermitage is pleasant and scenic, with panoramic vistas along the way. Once you arrive, the remains of the old monastery and the small Romanesque church, still standing strong, evoke a profound connection to the past. Highly recommended for hikers, history lovers, photographers, or anyone looking to escape the noise of everyday life. Don't forget your camera, the views from the edge are unforgettable!

Very nice and easy reachable viewpoint. There is a huge parking spot 100m away from the Ermita (however the walk from there is not flat) from the outside it looks like a ruin however the inside is still a “fully functional” church. Don’t only go for the Ermita but also for the many vultures nesting around and flying over

The isolated location in a countryside Spain still keeps its medieval ambiance and feeling when you look at the landscape around. You might imagine that such place hosted the presence of Don Quijote and Sancho Panza when you look at notice boards stating words and decrees of king Alfonso X granting authority and ownwership to the Priorate.

good view on the right side. I should never jump into the grass, my clothes are covered with seeds (stuck to its fabric) it is a pain to get them out.

This is a wonderful place sitting on a steep hill above a fantastic canyon. When I visited it the monastery was closed so I cannot comment on the interior, but the ruins are impressive and the countryside around it even more. This is a great place for hiking or kayaking (in the reservoir below). The most astounding thing is the vultures gliding in the hot air currents above your head. Amazing! There's no water so make sure you bring plenty with you. The hike to it is easy but on your way back to the car park it's a bit of a climb so be prepared.

Very beautiful nature and the Ermita located beautiful in the middle. Had found it randomly online prior to coming to spain and considered to drop it on the day to do other stuff as we had not heard much except that random source. Glad we did not. The river(lake) looked like the famous horseshoe bend but we could walk around all by our self. Like we only saw one other group coming down when we walked back to the parking lot. around 11 am on a friday. One of the best places we visited in spain. Also the road is gravel but in great condition and we did think "Man we are far out in the spanish countryside" when driving here. But is was easily accesible from our rout from Madrid to Burgos.

Beautiful place to visit and the areas is a good place to spend the day.

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.

This lookout point is not far from the entrance of the Alcazar where you can enjoy views of the cathedral and the snow capped mountains far off. Definitely worth a stop on the way to visit the Alcazar.

(Translated by Google) Nice, but the city has many other better viewpoints (only today I have written the review of three others :D), such as the Mirador de la Muralla or the little-known Mirador de la Piedad...). Almost more than the views, it is more striking to find yourself at the top of the ancient wall. (Original) Bonito, pero la ciudad tiene muchos otros miradores mejores (solo hoy he escrito la reseña de otros tres :D), como el Mirador de la Muralla o el poco conocido Mirador de la Piedad...). Casi más que la vistas, llama más la atención el encontrarte en lo alto de la antiquísima muralla.

(Translated by Google) This is a photo point where you can see Alcazar in a new way. When you walk from Alcazar, you have to go down for about 10 minutes to get there, and once you get there, you'll be amazed, but if you want to return to the terminal or Alcazar on foot, you need to be a little prepared. (Original) 알카자르를 새롭게 바라볼수있는 사진포인트이다. 알카자르에서 도보이용시 해당장소까지 약 10여분 내려가야하고 막상 가서보면 탄성이 나오지만 그후 도보로 터미널이나 알카자르로 복귀하려면 조금 각오를 해야한다.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful viewpoint that is on the way to the Alcázar. From the viewpoint you get beautiful views of the cathedral, the Jewish quarter, the wall, the castle and the mountains that will be snowy in winter ☺️ (Original) Precioso mirador que se encuentra de camino al Alcázar. Desde el mirador se obtienen unas bonitas vistas de la catedral, el barrio judío, la muralla, el alcázar y las montañas que en invierno estarán nevadas ☺️

(Translated by Google) It has been a very pleasant walk through the valley. (Original) Ha sido un paseo muy agradable por el valle.

(Translated by Google) The views are good. (Original) Estan bien las vistas.

(Translated by Google) Stunning views, better in summer. (Original) Impresionantes vistas, mejor en verano.

Amazing place for spiritual or mental relax. The green space is proper for picnic the church outside is always protected of the sun rays by precious trees. For other side, the sanctuary is a very quiet place with a lot of history and beautiful paintings. In the near surroundings is located the church with the rests of Saint John of the Cross.

Lovely chapel. Nice sight. Park with bar and toilets ideal for picnics with children.

Monumental church with big altar dedicated to the Virgin Mary

Interesting place. Nice sorroundings

(Translated by Google) Wonderful sanctuary with a natural environment worthy of the highest praise. Monumental temple with magnificent altarpieces, it houses the Virgin of Fuencisla, patron saint of the city of Segovia. (Original) Maravilloso santuario con un entorno natural digno del más alto elogio. Monumental templo con magníficos retablos, alberga la Virgen de la Fuencisla, patrona de la ciudad de Segovia.

(Translated by Google) I highly recommend visiting the Sanctuary. I often visit it with clients from a travel agency in Madrid, and they love the visit, because it's unexpected and because it features several key elements: one is the impressive ironwork from 1764, funded by the Guild of Wool Merchants, which exported wool to Flanders. Another is the shop of the Carmelite Samaritan nuns who care for the temple. And two important, though lesser, elements are the stone fountain from 1824 next to the temple, and the bathrooms, with sinks and toilets, always open to the public. Don't miss the small convent shop, where six nuns offer not only baked goods like marzipan or delicious, 100% natural pastries, as well as jams and honey, but also creams formulated by a pharmacist affiliated with the congregation in Valladolid, such as arnica for pain relief and others for the eyelids and eye contour. And in front of the Sanctuary, the best view of the Alcázar, over the grassy meadow, a classic wedding photo in the city. (Original) Recomiendo muchísimo visitar el Santuario. Suelo visitarlo con clientes de una agencia de viajes de Madrid, y les encanta la visita, por inesperada y por tener varios elementos principales: uno es la impresionante rejería de 1764 sufragada por el Gremio de los Comerciantes de la lana, que se exportaba a Flandes. Otro es la tienda de las monjas Carmelitas Samaritanas que cuidan el templo. Y dos elementos importantes aunque menores son la Fuente de piedra de 1824 junto al templo, y los baños, con lavabos e inodoros, siempre abiertos al público. No te pierdas la tienda del pequeño convento en el que 6 monjas ofrecen no sólo productos de pastelería como mazapán o pastas buenísimas y cien por cien naturales, además de mermeladas o miel, sino también cremas formuladas por una farmacéutica afín a la congregación en Valladolid, como las de árnica contra el dolor y otras para los párpados y contorno de los ojos. Y frente al Santuario, la mejor perspectiva del Alcázar, sobre la pradera de hierba, foto de boda clásica en la ciudad.

(Translated by Google) An incredibly beautiful, contemplative, and historic place of peace and inner reflection! Open 24 hours and ready to soothe every soul. An absolute must-see! (Original) Ein unfasslich schöner, besinnlicher und geschichtsträchtiger Ort der Ruhe und innerer Einkehr! 24 Stunden geöffnet und bereit, jede Seele zu beruhigen. Ein absolutes Muss!

(Translated by Google) Easy access, good lighting, and if you like the highlight, the four tombs with their plasterwork. Very elegant. All this with explanatory panels with just the right information, no more and no less. (Original) Fácil acceso, buena iluminación, y si te todo el plato fuerte, los cuatro sepulcros con sus yeserías. Muy elegantes. Todo ello con paneles explicativos con la información justa, no más ni menos.

(Translated by Google) Very modest on the inside, a single nave, highlighting the four tombs of the main chapel, on the outside the wonderful apse. (Original) Muy modesta en su interior, una sola nave, destacando las cuatro tumbas de la capilla mayor, En su exterior el maravilloso abside.

(Translated by Google) I was sorry I couldn't enjoy the interior, but the apse is incredible! (Original) He sentido no poder disfrutar de su interior pero el ábside es increíble!

(Translated by Google) Mudejar style Catholic temple built in the 12th century. It was the headquarters of the Brotherhood of the Cross of the Hijosdalgo Knights. It consists of three naves and five sections. Its main chapel is located in a semicircular apse on the inside and polygonal on the outside, adorned with blind semicircular arches. Inside you can see several Gothic-Mudejar tombs from the 15th century belonging to the Hinestrosa family. (Original) Templo católico de estilo mudéjar construido en el siglo XII. Fue sede de la Cofradía de la Cruz de los Caballeros Hijosdalgo. Consta de tres naves y cinco tramos. Su capilla mayor de encuentra en un ábside semicircular en su interior y poligonal en el exterior, adornado con arquerías ciegas dobladas de medio punto. En su interior se pueden ver varios sepulcros gótico-mudéjares del siglo XV pertenecientes a la familia Hinestrosa

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful church with Mudejar art both outside and inside. (Original) Muy bonita iglesia con arte mudejar tanto en exterior como interior.

(Translated by Google) One of those wonderful jewels rediscovered in para e due to good restoration and finds, which allow us to enjoy some pieces such as the Mudejar tombs that have recovered much of their original color thanks to the work carried out on them. We have received a good and pleasant explanation from the staff who takes care of access to the church. Essential. (Original) Una de esas joyas maravillosas redescubierta en para e por una buena restauración y hallazgos, que nos permiten disfrutar de algunas piezas como los sepulcros mudéjares que han recuperado gran parte de su color original gracias a los trabajos realizados en ellos. Hemos recibido su na buena y agradable explicación por parte del personal que cuida el acceso a la iglesia. Imprescindible.

(Translated by Google) Inside there is a person who tells the history of the church and some members buried there, with craftsmanship worth seeing, as well as some of the first printed papers in all of Spain. (Original) Dentro hay una persona que narra la historia de la iglesia y de algunos miembros allí enterrados, con una artesanía digna de ser vista, así como algunos de los primeros papeles impresos de toda España

Beautiful exposed stone structure

(Translated by Google) The Iglesia de la Santísima Trinidad in Segovia is a small jewel of Romanesque architecture that sits quietly and modestly in the city. From the outside she may seem inconspicuous, almost as if she doesn't want to draw too much attention to herself - but that's her trick. When you enter the interior, you are greeted by a simple but impressive beauty. The thick stone walls and simple vaults tell stories of the centuries this church has endured. No ostentatious decorations, no intrusive splendor, but pure, honest craftsmanship and a space dedicated to devotion and reflection. It impresses with its quiet majesty. (Original) Die Iglesia de la Santísima Trinidad in Segovia ist ein kleines Juwel romanischer Architektur, das still und bescheiden in der Stadt thront. Von außen mag sie unscheinbar wirken, fast so, als wolle sie nicht zu viel Aufmerksamkeit auf sich ziehen – aber das ist ihr Trick. Betritt man das Innere, wird man von einer schlichten, aber beeindruckenden Schönheit empfangen. Die dicken Steinmauern und die einfachen Gewölbe erzählen Geschichten aus Jahrhunderten, in denen diese Kirche überdauerte. Keine prunkvollen Verzierungen, keine aufdringliche Pracht, sondern reine, ehrliche Handwerkskunst und ein Raum, der sich der Andacht und Besinnung widmet. Sie beeindruckt durch ihre stille Erhabenheit.

(Translated by Google) Church built in the 12th century, with a Romanesque style. It has a beautiful porticoed gallery that gives access to the temple. Its state of conservation is very good, and it retains much of its original Romanesque style details. (Original) Iglesia construida en el siglo XII, con un estilo románico. Tiene una preciosa galería porticada que da acceso al templo. Su estado de conservación es muy bueno, y conserva gran parte de sus detalles originales de estilo románico

(Translated by Google) Romanesque church from the 12th and 13th centuries. With a nave and head with apse. It has an atrium on the south façade. Inside, the Gothic chapel of the Campo family has interesting artistic works. (Original) Iglesia románica de los siglos XII y XIII. Con una nave y cabecera con ábside. Tiene un atrio en la fachada sur. En su interior, capilla gótica de la familia del Campo interesantes obras artísticas.

(Translated by Google) A Romanesque church, upon entering you can already breathe that medieval air, it is impressive... (Original) Una iglesia románica, al entrar se respira ya ese aire ha medieval, es impresionante...

(Translated by Google) Like other Segovian churches, the Trinity Church stands on the site where, at least, another previous temple existed. During the renovations carried out in 1984, remains of another, smaller church were discovered, which would date from the end of the 11th century. The current one dates from the mid-12th century – apse and much of the nave – and the 13th – what remains of the nave, the westernmost sections, and the porch on its southern side. In 1513, the Del Campo chapel was added, whose façade – inside – is in the Elizabethan, or Flamboyant, Gothic style, and displays the family's arms. New additions were made in the 17th century, part of which were removed in the 20th century. Thus, for example, removing the baroque altarpiece revealed the beautiful interior of the apse, with a blind arcade separated from the line of the windows by a decorated molding, in a similar way to how its exterior part is also organized. The two doorways through which the temple is accessed and its portico – whose arches are supported by twin columns – have a typical Romanesque decoration centered on capitals and archivolts, like many other temples in the city of Segovia. (Original) Como otras iglesias segovianas, la de la Trinidad se alza en el solar donde, al menos, existió otro templo previo. En las reformas que se hicieron en 1984 se descubrieron restos de otra iglesia, más pequeña, que dataría de finales del XI. La actual data de mediados del XII –ábside y gran parte de la nave– y el XIII –lo que queda de la nave, los tramos más occidentales, y el pórtico de su lado meridional. En 1513 se le añadió la capilla de los Del Campo, cuya portada –en el interior– es de estilo gótico isabelino, o flamígero, y luce las armas de la familia. Nuevos añadidos se le hicieron en el XVII, parte de los cuales se retiraron en el siglo XX. Así, por ejemplo, quitar el retablo barroco dejó a la vista el hermoso interior del ábside, con una arcada ciega separada de la línea de las ventanas por una moldura decorada, de forma similar a cómo se organiza también su parte exterior. Las dos portadas por las que se accede al templo y su pórtico –cuyos arcos se apoyan en columnas geminadas– tienen una típica decoración románica centrada en capiteles y arquivoltas, como muchos otros templos de la ciudad de Segovia.

(Translated by Google) Many good memories, two of the most beautiful weddings I have ever witnessed. (Original) Muchos buenos recuerdos, dos de las bodas más bonitas que he presenciado

(Translated by Google) One of the several churches that we find outside the walled area of ​​Ávila. It is not clear what year it is, but there is information that it was rebuilt in the 16th and 18th centuries. Without a doubt the most outstanding point of the building is its tower. In the lower half we find a larger stone structure, which is located even below the bell. At the top we find that it is built in clay brick, closer to the Mudejar style. The rest of the exterior of the building is simple. There is an information sign in good condition, but another is not so good. (Original) Una de las varias iglesias que encontramos fuera del recinto amurallado de Ávila. No está claro de que año es, pero hay información de que se reconstruyó en los siglos XVI y XVIII. Sin duda alguna el punto más destacado del edificio es su torre. En la mitad inferior encontramos una estructura de piedra, de mayor tamaño, que se sitúa hasta debajo de la campana. En la parte superior encontramos que está construida en ladrillo de arcilla, más cercano al estilo mudejar. El resto del exterior del edificio es sencillo. Hay un cartel informativo en buen estado, pero otro no se encuentra tan bien.

(Translated by Google) Cozy, the Virgin is the most beautiful I have seen, Mudejar and with a lot of mysteries inside, it is worth visiting. (Original) Acogedora, la Vírgene es la más bonita que he visto, mudéjar y con un montón de misterios en su interior, vale la pena visitarla.

(Translated by Google) Very pretty and spiritual (Original) Muy bonita y espiritual

(Translated by Google) A little gem outside the city walls. (Original) Una pequeña joya extramuros.

(Translated by Google) Small church with mixed baroque, Romanesque and Gothic forms. (Original) Pequeña iglesia con formas barrocas, románicas y góticas mezcladas.

(Translated by Google) Catholic religious building (Original) Edificio religioso católico

(Translated by Google) It was closed during the official opening hours of monuments... (Original) Estaba cerrada durante el horario oficial de apertura de monumentos...

(Translated by Google) Catholic temple built in the 13th century in Mudejar style on the remains of a previous Romanesque style construction, it is located outside the walled area of ​​Cuéllar. Its façades are still preserved from the Romanesque period, with capitals, decorative elements characteristic of the Romanesque, and its original corbels on the cornice. Of Mudejar style, it is worth highlighting its triple apse with blind semicircular arches, friezes of ski illas and boxed windows. Mudejar frescoes are preserved inside. (Original) Templo católico construido en el siglo XIII de estilo mudéjar sobre los restos de una anterior construcción de estilo románico, se encuentra situado fuera del recinto amurallado de Cuéllar. De la época románica aún se conservan sus portadas, con capiteles, elementos decorativos característicos del románico, y en la cornisa sus canecillos originales. De estilo mudéjar cabe resaltar su triple ábside con arquerías ciegas de medio punto, frisos de esquí illas y ventanas con recuadro. En su interior se conservan frescos mudéjares.

(Translated by Google) Outside the walled enclosure we find this magnificent 13th century church, a good example of Mudejar style. Restored in the last century with very good success. It is worth visiting. (Original) Fuera del recinto amurallado encontramos esta magnífica iglesita del siglo XIII buen ejemplo del mudéjar. Restaurada en el siglo pasado con muy buen acierto. Merece visitarse.

(Translated by Google) The church of San Andrés is located outside the city walls. It has three naves and a transept with three apses, the largest central one, decorated on the outside with two blind semicircular arches and windows on an upper floor separated by corner friezes. It is known that it was already built in 1277. The church is decorated with brick and its main door was built on a previous Romanesque one. The door is semicircular with archivolts that end in columns, finished off at the top with a frieze also made of brick. The façade is covered by highly banked blind semicircular arches, and on the second floor by another frieze of blind arches separated by brick pillars. (Original) La iglesia de San Andrés se sitúa extramuros de la ciudad. Tiene tres naves y crucero con tres ábsides, el central de mayor tamaño, decorado en el exterior con dos arquerías ciegas de medio punto y ventanas en un piso superior separadas por frisos de esquinillas. Se sabe que ya estaba construida en 1277. La iglesia se decora con ladrillo y su portada principal se levantó sobre otra anterior románica. La puerta es de medio punto con arquivoltas que terminan en columnas, rematada en su parte superior con un friso también de ladrillo. La fachada está recorrida por unas arquerías ciegas de medio punto muy peraltadas, y en un segundo piso por otro friso de arcos ciegos separados por pilares de ladrillos.

(Translated by Google) Church of Mudejar architecture, with Byzantine sculptures found during the restoration of the building. Interesting and important collection of statues to be restored that have been rescued from other closed churches in the city. They let us access the sacristy (see photo) (Original) Iglesia de arquitectura mudéjar, con esculturas bizantinas encontradas durante la restauración del edificio. Interesante e importante colección de estatuas por restaurar que han sido rescatadas de otras iglesias cerradas de la ciudad. Nos dejaron acceder a la sacristía (ver foto)

(Translated by Google) A cathedral created by Saegae culture (Original) 새가지 문화가 만들어낸 성당

(Translated by Google) Very pretty, very well cared for. Very good 3xexperience (Original) Muy bonito, muy bien cuidado. Muy buena 3xperiencia

(Translated by Google) Good representation of Mudejar art (Original) Buena representación del arte mudéjar

It's a quaint little museum in an unusual location. It's one euro, but they only accept cash.

Although it was open, they did not want to let us in because they wanted to go home early. Lazy, lazy staff!!

The “museum” had a small hallway with some pottery pieces at the entrance, but after that there was no art to be seen. The main hall was totally empty, and the stairs to get to the supposed painting gallery were blocked off for visitors.

(Translated by Google) This was an unexpected surprise for us, highly recommended! You only need to pay 1 euro for the ticket and it is very worth it. It's a pity that we don't speak Spanish😔. The staff was friendly and attentive, and tried their best to make us understand. Even if the language was not fully understood, the intuitive aesthetic alone was touching! Beauty does not need words! Non-Spanish speaking people are advised to read the local people’s comments on Google first. They are very fruitful. We would also like to thank the Zuluaga Museum staff for their hard work. We are very grateful😊 (Original) 這是我們意外的驚喜，強烈推薦！只需付1歐元門票，非常非常值得。很可惜我們不會西班牙語😔。工作人員友善和細心，極力讓我們理解，即便語言不完全理解，光是直覺的審美，就令人感動！美是不需要語言的！非西語人士建議可先閱讀Google當地人留言，收獲甚豐，並感謝祖洛阿加博物館人員，如此努力付出，我們好感謝😊

Amazing place that deserves more love, but be warned. My group was fortunate enough to arrive at a time when there wasn't anyone else besides the employees. They were all very generous and one even gave us a guided tour of the place. Most of what I learned was through this tour because everything is in Spanish. The more reliable way to manage if you don't speak the language is by using Google Lense to automatically translate everything. This place itself is small but still has plenty to see. It is a church that has been renovated heavily into a tile making factory and later the museum you see today. The building itself holds so much history and has survived through all the various periods of Segovia. Various pieces of the building identify why this is the case and are pointed out by signage. Finally, the main draw is the art itself. Daniel Zuloaga was a prominent tile maker and owner of the building. While most of his work is scattered by the nature of art commissions, sketches of the famous stuff is present. This part is especially interesting since it's rare to see the process especially here. In addition, art from other members of Zuloaga's family are present and beautiful in their own right. If you're expecting something on the level of the Alcazar 10 minutes away you will be disappointed. This takes around 30-45 minutes maximum, though this is easily worth more than the one euro I spent to enter. TLDR: Neat place, bring Google Lens, don't plan your day around it.

(Translated by Google) Outstanding museum of this artist and of course also for the building where it is located. (Original) Destacado museo de este artista y por supuesto también por el edificio donde se encuentra ubicado.

(Translated by Google) In the Romanesque church of San Juan de los Caballeros...Segovia. I discovered the work of a great ceramist, Daniel Zuloaga, whose uncle was the painter Ignacio Zuloaga. A well-rounded artist, he also paints magnificent watercolors in addition to his ceramics. A must-see in Segovia. (Original) En la iglesia románica de S. Juan de los Caballeros...Segovia. He descubierto la obra de un gran ceramista, Daniel Zuloaga tío pintor Ignacio Zuloaga. Artista completo, además de sus cerámicas, magníficas acuarelas . Visita obligada en Segovia.

(Translated by Google) Nice chapel. Declared a National Monument in 1923. (Original) Bonita capilla. Declarada Monumento Nacional en 1923.

(Translated by Google) Very pretty. And only open for worship hours. (Original) Muy bonita. Y sólo abierto para horario de culto.

(Translated by Google) Small but very pretty and cozy, this chapel located behind the cathedral (Original) Pequeña pero muy bonita y acogedora esta capilla que está situada a la espalda de la catedral

(Translated by Google) The chapel of San Segundo is attached to the apse of the Cathedral of Ávila and was built to house the relics of San Segundo, bishop and patron saint of the city, which were transferred from the old hermitage where they were found. (Original) La capilla de San Segundo se encuentra adosada al ábside de la Catedral de Ávila y fue construida para albergar las reliquias de San Segundo, obispo y patrón de la ciudad, que fueron trasladadas desde la antigua ermita en la que fueron encontrados.

(Translated by Google) Saint Second, like his cousins ​​Saint First and Saint Third, were holy martyrs in their Christian persecution. (Original) San Segundo, al igual que sus primos San Primero y San Tercero, fueron Santos mártires en su persecución cristiana.

(Translated by Google) Spectacular, perhaps a review with the dust remover wouldn't be bad. It is a chapel with a very special something (Original) Espectacular, quizá un repaso con el quita polvo no estaría mal. Es una capilla con un algo muy especial

(Translated by Google) It is a wonderful chapel. A secluded and cozy place to transport the spirit. (Original) Es una maravilla de capilla. Un lugar recoleto y acogedor para transportar el espíritu.

If you're visiting the Cathedral of Segovia, exit the door in the back to reach the forecourt of the church (Spanish: Enlosado). You will be rewarded with views of the main tower and of the neighborhood around the church.

(Translated by Google) Fenced space with restricted entry, whose access is only from inside the cathedral and after purchasing the ticket. A shame about the wasted open space to be able to hold free public events that the city's inhabitants would especially enjoy. It remains only as another tourist attraction with no other function beyond contemplation. (Original) Espacio vallado de entrada restringida, cuyo acceso se realiza únicamente desde dentro de la catedral y previa compra de la entrada. una lástima de espacio abierto desaprovechado para poder hacer eventos públicos y gratuitos que disfrutaran sobre todo los habitantes de la ciudad. Queda únicamente como un reclamo turístico más sin otra función más allá de la contemplativa

(Translated by Google) A wonder that you cannot miss. You have to make sure you buy the ticket for the cathedral and the tower, at different times so that you have time to take the guided tour and then climb the tower, or vice versa. The two guides we had were very good and professional. (Original) Una maravilla que no te puedes perder. Tienes q asegurarte de comprar la entrada para la catedral y para la torre, en horas diferentes para q te dé tiempo de hacer la visita guiada y luego subir a la torre, o viceversa. Los dos guías que tuvimos fueron muy buenos y profesionales.

(Translated by Google) A true wonder (Original) Una verdadera maravilla

(Translated by Google) Nice bridge over the Eresma (Original) Bonito puente sobre el Eresma

(Translated by Google) Beautiful view from the weir of the mint (Original) Preciosa la vista desde el azud de la casa de la moneda

Not the best viewpoint of Segovia but you get close look at Segovia Cathedral and Alcazar too. You will find a trail from the highway and climb up. From here you can hike all the way to Mirador del Alcázar y los dos Valles, which has the best view of Segovia.

(Translated by Google) Not an observatory. Do not go It's not a view point. Don't go. (Original) 전망대 아님. 가지마세요 It's not a view point. Don't go.

(Translated by Google) It is not a viewpoint, that does not mean that it has excellent views. It is one more point of the beautiful route through Pinarillo (Original) No es un mirador, eso no quita que tenga excelentes vistas. Es un punto más del precioso recorrido por el Pinarillo

(Translated by Google) A walk around Segovia, tranquility and good views (Original) Un paseo por los alrededores de Segovia, tranquilidad y buenas vistad

Amazing wall paintings from end of 12th century. Looks a little sloppy.

(Translated by Google) Romanesque paintings in the apse that do not leave indifferent. Very interesting articulated Christ. Open for trades. (Original) Pinturas Románicas en el apside que no dejan indiferente. Cristo articulado muy interesante. Habren para los oficios.

Trotz offiziell offen ist sie geschlossen (Translated by Google) Despite being officially open, it is closed

Very old 13 century paintings were nice to see.

Beautiful church. Great example of architecture .

(Translated by Google) Structure of a nave and head with an apse. Romanesque style from the 12th and 13th centuries. Inside important mural paintings from the 13th century. Baroque chapel of the Vélez de Arcaya family. On the north side another baroque chapel with a Gothic carving of the Christ of the Gascons. (Original) Estructura de una nave y cabecera con un ábside. Estilo románico de los siglos XII y XIII. En su interior importantes pinturas murales del siglo XIII. Capilla barroca de la familia Vélez de Arcaya. En el lado norte otra capilla barroca con talla gótica del Cristo de los Gascones.

(Translated by Google) It is a church belonging to the Catholic cult, located near the Roman Aqueduct, in Segovia. It dates back to the 12th century, in Romanesque style. I couldn't enter because it was closed (Monday). It has the tallest tower in the city of Segovia. It is a very nice building, it has been restored but retains the original. (Original) Es una iglesia perteneciente al culto católico, ubicada en las cercanías del Acueducto Romano, en Segovia. Data del Siglo Xll, de estilo románico. No pude ingresar porque estaba cerrada (día lunes). Tiene la torre más alta de la ciudad de Segovia. Es un edificio muy lindo, ha sido restaurado pero conserva lo original.

(Translated by Google) Their frescoes are surprising. The wooden ceilings and the Christ. A church that takes you to another time. A necessary visit due to the amount of details and history that you can breathe when entering it. (Original) Sorprenden sus frescos . Los techos en madera y el Cristo . Una iglesia que te lleva a otra época. Una visita necesaria por la cantidad de detalles e historia que se puede respirar al entrar en ella.

(Translated by Google) Another pleasant surprise in the City of the Aqueduct encouraged by Segovia Sacra. It is a beautiful Romanesque church whose frescoes were hidden by lime. The audio guide perfectly explains all the vicissitudes of this church that houses the carving of a Christ with a surprising legend. (Original) Otra grata sorpresa en la Ciudad del Acueducto instada por Segovia Sacra. Es una iglesia románica preciosa cuyos frescos estuvieron ocultos por la cal. La audioguía explica perfectamente todos los avatares de esta iglesia que guarda la talla de un Cristo con una leyenda sorprendente.

Built on a romanesque style, XII century, it is very hard to find it open to visit

From the outside it's quite nice, but it was closed when I was there .

(Translated by Google) It is located on the way to the Alcazar of Segovia, in the Plaza de la Merced. Free access. The convent of Nuestra Señora de la Merced once existed in this same square, founded in 1367. It still preserves two apses of its primitive Romanesque style, with semicircular windows, columns, capitals, corbels and Byzantine moldings. It has a three-section tower, plastered and with a sharp, slated spire, rebuilt in 1943. (Original) Se ubica camino al Alcazar de Segovia, en la plazuela de la Merced. De libre acceso. Antaño existió en esta misma plaza el convento de Nuestra Señora de la Merced, fundado en 1367. Todavía conserva de su primitivo estilo románico dos ábsides, con ventanas de medio punto, columnas, capiteles, canecillos y molduras bizantinas. Cuenta con una torre de tres cuerpos, enlucida y con chapitel, agudo y empizarrado reconstruido en 1943.

(Translated by Google) It has a structure with three naves and a head with two apses. It is believed to date from the late 12th or early 13th century. Its large brick tower with three sections topped with a slate spire stands out. Inside, the main altarpiece with two bodies stands out along with different statues and paintings. (Original) Cuenta con una estructura de tres naves y cabecera con dos ábsides. Se cree que data de finales del siglo XII o principios del XIII. Destaca su gran torre de ladrillo con tres cuerpos rematada con chapitel en pizarra. De su interior destaca el retablo mayor de dos cuerpos junto con diferentes estatuas y cuadros.

(Translated by Google) The only time of my visits to Segovia that I have been able to see its interior, on the occasion of a Lent concert. Structure of three naves. Headboard with two apses. Main altarpiece from the 16th and 17th centuries. Paintings by Alonso Herrera. (Original) La única vez de mis visitas a Segovia que he podido ver su interior, con motivo de un concierto de Cuaresma. Estructura de tres naves. Cabecera con dos ábsides. Retablo mayor de los siglos XVI y XVII. Pinturas de Alonso Herrera.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful. It is not as big as the cathedral, but with its small size it is mystical and special. I have to say that I don't like photographing churches from the inside out of respect. I feel they are a special place and taking photos makes me lower them to any tourist beach bar. So I'll just do it on the outside. Out of respect for my thoughts and for the faithful who enter seeking comfort and prayer. Visit it. It's very pretty. (Original) Hermosa. No es tan grande como la catedral , pero con su pequeño tamaño es mística y especial. He de decir que no me gusta fotografiar iglesias por dentro por respeto. Las siento un lugar especial y ponerme a sacar fotos me hace rebajarlas a cualquier chiringuito turístico. Así que solo lo haré por fuera. Por respeto a mi pensamiento y a los fieles que entran buscando consuelo y oración. Visitarla. Es muy bonita.

(Translated by Google) This parish in the heart of Segovia (a few meters from the cathedral or the Alcazar) contains some very significant altarpieces, as well as its organ carved with great detail. A collection of paintings from different periods or a baptismal font in the shape of an orb that attracts a lot of attention. (Original) Esta feligresía en pleno centro de Segovia (a escasos metros de la catedral o del Alcazar) contiene unos retablos muy significativos, así como su órgano labrado con gran detalle. Una colección de pinturas de diferentes épocas o una pila bautismal el forma de orbe que llama mucho la atención.

Nice

(Translated by Google) The parish of El Salvador is an exceptional Segovian Romanesque jewel. Perhaps in another less monumental city it would have a prominence that is denied in Segovia, so close to the Aqueduct, the Alcázar, the Cathedral or Fuencisla. The painted Pantocrator and a small but beautiful arch over the lintel of a side door are well worth a visit. Highest exponent of the Romanesque. I was impressed by spending a few minutes in silence meditating inside this church, enjoying the artist's pure medieval strokes. (Original) La parroquia de El Salvador es una excepcional joya románica segoviana. Quizá en otra ciudad menos monumental tendría un protagonismo que en Segovia se le niega, tan cerca del Acueducto, el Alcázar, la Catedral o la Fuencisla. El Pantocrátor pintado y un pequeño pero hermosísimo arco sobre el dintel de una puerta lateral bien merecen la visita. Altisimo exponente del románico. A mí me ha impresionado dedicar unos minutos en silencio a meditar en el interior de esta iglesia, disfrutando de los trazos medievales puros del artista.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful neighborhood parish, very close to the aqueduct. Easy parking, blue zone, but free on Sundays and holidays. Photo taken from a nearby apartment. It is a quiet neighborhood and very close to the center. (Original) Una bonita Parroquia de Barrio, muy cerca del acueducto. Fácil aparcamiento, zona azul, pero domingo y festivo gratis. Foto sacada desde un piso cercano. Es barrio tranquilo y muy cercano al centro.

(Translated by Google) For its architecture, and for being my parish (Original) Por su arquitectura, y x ser mi parroqui

(Translated by Google) Good (Original) Bien

(Translated by Google) One of the most unknown Romanesque churches in the city, although very little remains of the original temple since it was renovated in the 17th and 19th centuries. It has a prominent role at Easter and Christmas with a nativity scene inside. (Original) Una de las iglesias románicas más desconocidas de la ciudad, aunque del templo original queda muy poquito ya que se ha reformado en el siglo XVII y en el XIX. Tiene un papel destacado en Semana Santa y en Navidad con un belén en su interior.

(Translated by Google) It had been closed for many years and thanks to the bishopric that has given it as its headquarters to the brotherhood of Rocío de Segovia, it opens to the public every Saturday, the first of the month, they celebrate their Saturday there (a mass sung by their Rocío choir) among other events, Easter, etc., this year we have also set up our Rocero Nativity scene (Original) Llevaba muchísimos años cerrada y gracias al obispado que se la ha cedido como sede a la hermandad del Rocío de Segovia se abre al público cada sábado primero de mes, ellos celebran allí su sabatina ( una misa cantada por su coro rociero) entre otros actos, semana santa, etcétera,este año también hemos montado nuestro Belén rociero

(Translated by Google) Romanesque church from the turn of the 12th and 13th centuries. Baroque and Byzantine interior design. Opened sporadically. (Original) Romański kościół z przełomu XII i XIII wieku. Wystrój wnętrza barokowo- bizantyjski. Otwierany sporadycznie.

(Translated by Google) Small church, between alleys and in the upper area of ​​the aqueduct. (Original) Pequeña iglesia, entre callejas y en la zona alta del acueducto.

(Translated by Google) From the Devil's side you have a good view of the tower (Original) Desde el lado del diablo tienes una buena vista de la torre

(Translated by Google) It is a small Church but with a unique charm, old and with an incredible baroque style, an altar, altarpiece and beautiful sculptures, in the most ancient Romanesque style. Currently run by the Brotherhood of the Virgin of Rocío, with religious events such as mass on the first Saturday of each month at 7 p.m., apart from all those that have to do with their brotherhood. If you can visit it, and meet the people who make up the brotherhood, it will be an excellent experience!! (Original) Es una Iglesia pequeña pero con un encanto único, antigua y con un estilo barroco increíble, un altar, retablo y esculturas preciosas, al más estilo románico antiguo. Actualmente regentada por la Hermandad de la virgen del Rocío, con actos religiosos como misa el primer sábado de cada mes a las 19h, aparte de todos aquellos que tienen que ver con su hearmandad. Si la pueden visitar, y conocer a la gente que forma la hermandad, será una experiencia excelente!!

(Translated by Google) Where is my Virgin of Rocío Segoviana (Original) Donde esta mi Virgen del Rocío Segoviana

(Translated by Google) WHAT TO SEE: Horseshoe Arches + Visigoth Capitals This is one of the many buildings in Toledo that you can pass by countless times without noticing it. It is practically camouflaged in a corner where not many people usually pass by. However, if you ever find the doors open, do not hesitate to enter, since a pleasant surprise awaits you inside that will not leave you indifferent. EXPLANATION: Although on the outside the church is quite normal, its Mozarabic interior preserves the primitive horseshoe arches that rest on columns with Visigothic capitals. The church barely has images, paintings and other decorative elements, only a stone baptismal font (I would say the original) that welcomes us next to the entrance and a votive crown (one of the main permanent offerings that since the time Constantine were made to churches to honor God) that reminds us of their past. However, in this specific case, this lack of decoration, far from taking away from its charm, adds it to it, since it helps us get a much clearer idea of ​​what this construction was like in its origins. This church dates back to the 21st century and is one of the few churches (specifically 6) that King Alfonso VI allowed to continue using the Hispano-Mozarabic rite, a rite that today can continue to be heard every Sunday at 12: 00. WOULD YOU RECOMMEND IT? Only if you are passing through the area. Although it has a lot of charm inside, the truth is that it is somewhat far from the traditional tourist route through the city of Toledo and since it is so simple and there is so little documentation about it, it can be seen quite quickly. (Original) QUE VER: Arcos de Herradura + Capiteles Visigodos Este es uno de los muchos edificios de Toledo por el que puedes pasar infinidad de veces sin reparar en él. Se encuentra prácticamente camuflado en una esquina por la que habitualmente no transita mucha gente. Sin embargo, si alguna vez encuentras las puertas abiertas, no dudes entrar, ya que dentro te espera una grata sorpresa que no te dejará indiferente. EXPLICACIÓN: Aunque exteriormente la iglesia es bastante normalita, su interior mozárabe conserva los primitivos arcos de herradura que descansan sobre columnas con capiteles visigodos. La iglesia apenas cuenta con imágenes, cuadros y otros elementos decorativos, tan solo una pila bautismal de piedra (diría que la original) que nos recibe junto a la entrada y una corona votiva (una de las principales ofrendas de carácter permanente que desde la época constantina se hacían a las iglesias para honrar a Dios) que nos recuerda su pasado. Sin embargo, en este caso concreto esa falta de decoración lejos de restarle encanto, se lo dan, ya que nos ayuda a hacernos una idea mucho mas clara de como era esta construcción en sus orígenes. Esta iglesia data del S.XXI y es una de las pocas iglesias (concretamente 6) a las que el rey Alfonso VI permitió continuar empleando el rito Hispano-mozárabe, rito que hoy en día se puede seguir escuchando todos los domingos a las 12:00. ¿LA RECOMENDARÍA? Solo si estáis de paso por la zona. Aunque interiormente tiene mucho encanto, lo cierto es que se encuentra algo alejada del recorrido turístico tradicional por la ciudad de Toledo y al ser tan sencilla y haber tan poca documentación de ella, se ve bastante rápido.

(Translated by Google) Church of Santa Eulalia. Another of those gems that are very unknown to the general public, even to Toledoans, and with an enormous and surprising history…. Although what matters most to me is that you like the photo. Many people are unaware that it is one of the oldest parishes in the city since its foundation dates back to the Muslim era, specifically to the year 559. During the Muslim occupation its cult was respected and, after the Christian reconquest, the Mozarabic liturgical rite was preserved. Tradition says that this church was where the Cid Campeador founded the brotherhood of Santa Vera Cruz. As you can see in the photo, which is what it is about, the church building is a good example of the primitive Toledo Mudejar from the 12th century, maintaining its basilica plan with three naves. Something surprising and that not everyone knows is that in the 16th century, during repair work in the temple of a wall that was in ruins, a chest appeared with several relics, and among them… Ohhhh surprise…. A piece of the Holy Cross, or Lignum Crucis, appeared. Currently this relic can be seen because it goes out in procession for Holy Week, specifically on Good Friday and is carried by the Mozarabic Knights. Another day I will expand more on this church because it goes a long way. It even has its legend that will be one of the few that I haven't told, hahaha. It is an area that I like, and very unknown despite being close to the Plaza de Padilla, and having a very steep slope as you can see in the photo... tremendous…. Happy Saturday. (Original) Iglesia de Santa Eulalia. Otra de esas joyas muy desconocidas para el gran público, incluso para los toledanos, y con una enorme historia a la vez que sorprendente…. Aunque lo que más me importa es que os guste la foto. Mucha gente desconoce que es una de las parroquias más antiguas de la ciudad ya que su fundación se remonta a la época musulmana, en concreto al año 559. Durante la ocupación musulmana fue respetado su culto y, tras la reconquista cristiana, conservó el rito litúrgico mozárabe. La tradición cuenta que en esta iglesia fue donde el Cid Campeador fundó la cofradía de la Santa Vera Cruz. Como veis en la foto, que es de lo que se trata, el edificio de la iglesia es un buen ejemplo del primitivo mudéjar toledano del siglo XII, manteniendo su planta basilical de tres naves. Algo sorprendente y que no todos saben es que en el siglo XVI, durante unas obras de reparación en el templo de una pared que estaba en ruinas, apareció un cofre con varias reliquias, y entre ellas… Ohhhh sorpresa…. Apareció un trozo de la Santa Cruz, o Lignum Crucis. En la actualidad esa reliquia se pude ver porque sale en procesión para semana santa, concretamente el Viernes Santo y sale portada por los Caballeros Mozárabes. Otro día me extenderé más sobre esta iglesia porque da para mucho. Incluso tiene su leyenda que será de las pocas que no he contado, jajaja. Es una zona que me gusta, y muy desconocida pese a estar cerca de la Plaza de Padilla, y a tener una cuesta muy empinada como se puede ver en la foto... tremenda…. Feliz sábado.

(Translated by Google) Very interesting visit to the archaeological excavation (Original) Muy interesante visita de la excavación arqueologica

(Translated by Google) I despise visitors. No schedule or information and a useless, unsafe website. (Original) Desprecio a los visitantes. Ni horario ni información y una web inservible, no segura.

(Translated by Google) Opens at 12, recently restored. A jewel of Toledo Jewry. (Original) Abre a las 12, recientemente restaurada. Una joya de la judería toledana.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, and the most beautiful thing is the Spanish-Mozarabic rite that is celebrated every Sunday at 12:00! 🙌👏 (Original) Preciosa, y lo más bonito es el rito hispano-mozárabe que se celebra cada Domingo a las 12:00! 🙌👏

(Translated by Google) When the works are finished it will be highly recommended. (Original) Cuando acaben las obras será muy recomendable.

(Translated by Google) Located in the neighborhood of the same name, the Church of San Tomás Apóstol is one of those Segovian corners that surprises with its history and simplicity. Built in late Romanesque style with Gothic touches in its later development, this church stands out for its stone bell tower and robust walls, which preserve the essence of traditional Castilian churches. Although not as monumental as the Cathedral or San Millán, San Tomás has the charm of neighborhood churches with centuries of history behind them. Its interior is cozy, with an intimate and sober atmosphere. You don't come here to take flashy photos, but to breathe in the silence, tradition, and faith of generations of Segovians. It is also a beloved place for locals, who feel it is part of their daily lives. The peaceful surroundings and its location somewhat removed from the bustle of the tourist center make visiting this church a more intimate and authentic experience. Right next to the church, San Tomás Park offers a peaceful haven ideal for unwinding. It's not a huge park or especially modern, but it has what it needs: tall trees that provide shade in the summer, benches to sit and chat or read, and a fountain where you can listen to the sound of running water. It's a popular spot for families, children on bikes, grandparents with their grandchildren, and locals who just want to get some fresh air. It's not your typical tourist park, but it is one of those places that makes everyday life more pleasant. Quiet, well-maintained, and with the rustling of leaves in the breeze as your only soundtrack, it's perfect for sitting down for a while after visiting the church. (Original) Situada en el barrio homónimo, la Iglesia de San Tomás Apóstol es uno de esos rincones segovianos que sorprenden por su historia y su sencillez. De estilo románico tardío con toques góticos en su evolución posterior, este templo destaca por su campanario de piedra y sus muros robustos, que conservan la esencia de las iglesias castellanas tradicionales. Aunque no es tan monumental como la Catedral o San Millán, San Tomás tiene el encanto de las iglesias de barrio con siglos de vida a sus espaldas. Su interior es recogido, con una atmósfera íntima y sobria. Aquí no vienes a hacer fotos llamativas, sino a respirar el silencio, la tradición y la fe de generaciones de segovianos. Es también un lugar querido por los vecinos, que lo sienten parte de su día a día. El entorno tranquilo y su localización algo alejada del bullicio turístico del centro hacen que visitar esta iglesia sea una experiencia más cercana y auténtica. Justo al lado de la iglesia, el Parque de San Tomás ofrece un remanso de paz ideal para desconectar. No es un parque enorme ni especialmente moderno, pero tiene lo que se necesita: árboles altos que dan sombra en verano, bancos para sentarse a charlar o leer, y una fuente donde escuchar el sonido del agua. Es un lugar muy frecuentado por familias, niños en bici, abuelos con sus nietos y gente del barrio que simplemente quiere tomar el aire. No es el típico parque turístico, pero sí uno de esos sitios que hacen que la vida cotidiana sea más agradable. Tranquilo, bien cuidado, y con el murmullo de las hojas al viento como única banda sonora, es perfecto para sentarse un rato después de visitar la iglesia.

(Translated by Google) Romanesque temple from the 13th century, with a beautiful tower. (Original) Templo románico del Siglo XIII, con bonita torre.

(Translated by Google) Very nice romantic church surrounded by a nice park (Original) Iglesia muy bonita romántica rodeada de un bonito parque

(Translated by Google) A very good activity to introduce us to medieval Segovia and its Romanesque architecture. (Original) Muy buena actividad para iniciarnos en la Segovia medieval y su románico.

(Translated by Google) Parish surrounded by a small park with gardens with benches in the shade of trees with a fountain that refreshes travelers and locals on their walks through the city. A resting and stopping place for walkers and those who walk their pets. A cool place next to the botanical garden where you can stop for a moment before continuing on your way. (Original) Parroquia rodeada de un pequeño parque con jardines con bancos a la sombra de los árboles con una fuente que refresca a los viajeros y locales en sus paseos por la ciudad. Un lugar de descanso y parada para caminantes y aquellos que pasean a sus animales de compañía. Un lugar fresco al lado del jardín botánico dónde parar un momento antes de continuar tu camino.

(Translated by Google) The church of Santo Tomás de Segovia has a very beautiful Romanesque style tower. It is also next to a nice park. (Original) La iglesia de Santo Tomás de Segovia tiene una torre muy bonita de estilo románico. Además está junto a un bonito parque.

(Translated by Google) Very well maintained and very welcoming church. (Original) Iglesia muy bien cuidada y muy acogedora.

(Translated by Google) Church with different and simple charm (Original) Iglesia con encanto diferente y sencilla

(Translated by Google) Popularly known as Cathedral of the Sierra (Original) La popularmente conocida como Catedral de la Sierra