Set against the backdrop of the imposing Roman aqueduct, surrounded by lively cafes and restaurants, this meeting place combines history with pleasure. Between the impressive arches of the aqueduct that rise majestically above your head, you will experience the fusion of Segovia's rich heritage and its vibrant present.

Immerse yourself in the past, surrounded by monumental palaces, impressive statues and bubbling fountains. Enjoy live theater and music as you stroll through the cobblestone streets. Marvel at the architectural diversity from Romanesque to Baroque and be inspired by the art in Torreón de Lozoya. Culinary delights and unique shops complete the experience.

Explore Segovia's former main synagogue, now a monastery, and see how Jewish, Christian, and Islamic influences merge in architecture and art. Admire the original Jewish art that stands next to an altarpiece of St. Francis of Assisi and delve into the complex religious history of this fascinating site.

Narrow streets lead you through the historic district, where a thriving Jewish community once lived. Admire the well-preserved medieval buildings, explore the unique synagogue, and delve into the rich history of the Sephardim people. Local handicrafts and traditional cuisine in the charming restaurants and shops complete your experience.

Explore a 12th-century monastery surrounded by fortress walls. Admire Gothic gates, Renaissance ornaments, and alabaster monuments. Discover the history of the monastery and its surroundings through contemporary projections. Taste local specialties directly from the winemakers in the monastery shop. Listen to the legend of the knights and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, apart from the occasional tourist group.

Admire the masterful Romanesque architecture and blend of Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque art in one of Segovia's oldest sacred buildings. Discover intricately carved capitals, the history of Saint Martin, and the impressive Mudejar towerwork that has stood the test of time.

Wander through streets that tell of the coexistence of Moors, Christians, and Jews. Marvel at the masterful Roman aqueduct, the fairytale Alcázar, and the last Gothic cathedral in Spain. Let the magnificent architecture and living history transport you to another time while enjoying local delicacies.

Every Thursday, the old centre comes alive when the weekly market offers local delicacies ranging from fresh produce to flowers. Surrounded by architectural gems such as the cathedral, soak up the sun in one of the surrounding cafes or restaurants. A cold beer on a terrace opens the door to an authentic local treat.

Admire the late Gothic architecture and climb the 88-meter-tall tower to enjoy Segovia's panorama. Experience the silence between the impressive stained-glass windows and art treasures that tell stories from centuries past. Known as the 'Lady of the Cathedrals', this architectural masterpiece combines heavenly beauty with a rich historical soul.

As you stroll through winding cobblestone streets, you'll discover a world of medieval buildings, traditional wooden balconies, and colorful facades. Exploring the old synagogues and the Centro Didáctico de la Judería, a museum that sheds light on the history and contribution of the Jewish community, combines history with cultural richness.

Step back in time to the early 20th century by entering the authentically preserved home of Antonio Machado. Surrounded by personal belongings, manuscripts, and an atmosphere that makes the poet's spirit palpable, you'll gain deep insights into his work and the cultural era that shaped his works.

Walk along the impressive, almost thousand-year-old walls, past historic gates and towers. On this walk, you will be able to enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the city and its surroundings, while learning about the strategic and cultural importance of these fortifications in the footsteps of the past.

Experience the transformation of the Antigua Sinagoga Mayor, once a vibrant center of Jewish life, now a silent monastery. Marvel at the Mudejar vault and feel the deep historical intertwining of religions and cultures, while the modest architecture and artwork whisper tales of a bygone era.

At the Museo de Segovia, the history of the region unfolds before you, from the Bronze Age to the present day. With over 1,500 exhibits, including archaeological finds, ethnological treasures, and works of art, you'll experience Segovia's cultural diversity. The museum offers you a unique insight into the lesser-discussed eras and brings you closer to Spain's rich history.

Explore the Iglesia de San Millán, one of Segovia's oldest churches, built between 1111 and 1124. Admire the blend of Romanesque style and Islamic influences, visible in the caliphate-inspired vaults and decorations. The Mudejar artwork, horseshoe arches, and a captivating 14th-century Gothic crucifix reveal the cultural fusion of medieval Spain.

Explore a medieval castle that once served as a residence for royalty, now home to an arms museum, and impresses with its mix of Gothic and Mudejar architectural styles. Climb the tower for spectacular views, discover the throne room, and the royal bedrooms. Children will find the armory fascinating, where history comes alive.

Admire the unique façade of the Casa de los Picos, covered with over 600 granite spires reminiscent of diamonds. This 15th-century architectural gem is now home to an art school and invites you to explore the exhibition hall, where local artwork is showcased while soaking up Segovia's rich history and culture.

Stroll through narrow streets, past historic buildings of Jewish origin. Admire the architecture with traditional wooden balconies and colorful facades. At the Jewish Quarter Education Center, you'll deepen your knowledge of Segovia's Jewish history through exhibitions and videos. Get up close and personal with culture at local festivals and in the ancient synagogue building.

As you stroll along the imposing arches of the aqueduct, you'll get up close and personal with the genius of ancient Roman architecture. Almost two millennia old, this construction once transported water over long distances, directly into the heart of a thriving city. The precisely placed granite stones and the majestic arches offer an incomparable panorama, surrounded by a landscape that breathes history.

In a magnificent 15th-century palace, the world of Esteban Vicente's modern art unfolds. With 153 works tracing his artistic journey through the abstract expressionism of the New York School, this place brings together vibrant colors and shapes in a historically significant setting, surrounded by a picturesque garden and an impressive auditorium.

Explore a unique dodecagonal church built by the Knights Templar to house a fragment of the True Cross. Admire the emblematic knight symbol in the stone and discover the two-story chamber where royal rites took place. Let yourself be enchanted by the mystical atmosphere and panoramic views of the landscape.

Nestled in the quieter surroundings of Segovia, the church of San Marcos, with its modest exterior, reveals an inner beauty of original frescoes and an impressive wooden altar. A moment of quiet reflection and appreciation of medieval architecture away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Explore the cradle of Spanish coinage, where coins have been minted since the 16th century using revolutionary roll minting technology. Admire the preserved Renaissance-era machinery and hydraulic system that was once powered by the power of the Eresma River. This place combines technical innovation with historical significance and gives an insight into the economic development of Spain.