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Welcome back to our series of discovering Segovia.
In this third part, we will enter places full of charm and beauty, some of which go unnoticed by many visitors.
Get ready to be amazed by the magic that encloses every corner of this city. Locations:
- Casa de los del Rio
- Esteban Vicente Museum
- Andrés Laguna’s House
- Wall of Segovia
- St. Andrew’s Church
- Casa de los del Río: The Casa de los del Río is an example of traditional Segovian architecture.
Located in the San Millán neighborhood, this 16th century manor house has a granite facade with large windows adorned with coats of arms and ornamental details.
It is a fascinating example of the daily life of the time. - Esteban Vicente Museum: The Esteban Vicente Museum pays tribute to one of the great abstract artists of the 20th century, born in Segovia.
In this museum, visitors can admire a selection of works by Esteban Vicente himself, as well as temporary exhibitions of other contemporary artists.
It is a must for art and culture lovers. - Casa de Andrés Laguna: The Casa de Andrés Laguna is a Renaissance building that houses a part of the history of medicine in Spain.
Andrés Laguna was a 16th century physician and humanist whose work is recognized in this house museum.
Visitors can explore the rooms dedicated to his life and work, as well as learn about the evolution of medicine at that time. - Segovia Wall: The Segovia Wall is one of the most emblematic monuments of the city.
Built in different stages over several centuries, this imposing fortification offers breathtaking panoramic views of Segovia and its surroundings.
A walk along the wall is a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the history of the city. - Church of San Andrés: The Church of San Andrés is an architectural treasure that combines Romanesque and Mudejar elements.
Located in the neighborhood of San Andrés, this 12th century church stands out for its octagonal tower and its rich interior decoration.
It is a place of worship with a long history that is worth visiting.
Each of these places offers a unique window into Segovia’s past and culture.
And to make the most of your stay in this charming city, we recommend staying at the Hotel Cándido, where you will find the comfort and hospitality you are looking for after a day exploring its most fascinating corners.