Primera clasificación Atractivos en Segovia

Located in the Santa Maria la Real de Neiva, the Nuestra Señora de la Soterraña is an embodiment of faith and history. Dating back to the 14th Century, the cathedral is built in the Gothic style of architecture. One of the most striking features of the church is the façade along with the cloister. Designated as a Bien de Interés Cultural, the cathedral houses a wooden sculpture of Mary that was discovered in the 14th Century. It was touted to be hidden during the Muslim invasion. One of the striking features of the cathedral is the depiction of the imagery from Passion on the ceiling.

The Alcázar of Segovia, or Segovia Castle, is one of the historic landmarks of Segovia. This old fortress shaped like the bow of a boat with its iconic central turret is certainly a strong stone fortification. Throughout its history, it has been controlled by the Arabs, the Romans and finally the Christians. For a long time the castle was a royal residence for the rulers and kings of the Kingdom of Castile and played a key role in the defense of the city. Today, visitors can witness this formidable structure and its rooms, which have been converted into art spaces. Each of the halls displays varied art forms ranging from paintings to collectibles.

Tiene tres partes principales que son la basílica (con frescos de Lucas Jordán), el mausoleo de los Reyes, y el palacio. Sus magníficos salones están decorados con pinturas de Tiziano, El Greco, y Claudio Coello, y también mobiliario del siglo XVIII. Destacan también la biblioteca, con una valiosísima colección, y el museo de Pintura y Arquitectura. Juan de Herrera y Juan Bautista de Toledo lo construyeron (1563-1584) por orden de Felipe II, que quiso conmemorar así la victoria en la batalla de San Quintín (1557).

Built in the 16th Century, the Segovia Cathedral is one of the prominent cathedrals in Spain. The massive Gothic architecture with its fine detailing, is visible from a distance and it simply breathtaking. This fine cathedral dates back to 1525 and was dedicated to the Virgin Mary. The credit of its splendor goes to the renowned mason, Juan Gil de Hontañón and his son Rodrigo Gil de Hontañón, who carried forward his legacy after his death. Once boasting the tallest tower in Spain, the Segovia Cathedral is a must visit when in Segovia.

En su interior está la tumba del general Franco, quien ordenó construirla en éste lugar. Sobre ella se alza una impresionante cruz de piedra de 150 metros de altura, hasta cuya base llega un funicular. Del interior de la basílica destacan la cúpula, la cripta y el crucero. Transporte: trenes desde las estaciones de Madrid y autobuses desde Moncloa.

Royal Palace of Riofrio is located in the San IIdefonso municipality of the Segovia province of Spain. Serving as the residential abode of the Spanish Royal Family, the mansion is protected by the Patrimonio Nacional, an initiative undertaken by the government that protects heritage properties and royal mansions. The mansion is housed within a wooded deer-park, that adds to the beauty of the mansion.