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Es uno de los castillos más originales de España al incorporar en su interior una no menos notable iglesia románica de tres naves, planta poco habitual en la provincia de Segovia. Fueron declarados Monumentos por el Estado en 1931.

In these times, it is difficult to find an inhabited medieval castle. But here is possible. Its fantastic castle every weekend becomes a magical setting. And Cuellar is also a Historical Artistic Site.

It has as Cultural Interest the ruins of the castle and walled enclosure (with three doors to get in: Salidero, La Calzada and Trascastillo).

Silence, rest, pleasure. All the senses are mixed in this perfectly preserved medieval ensemble and orchestrate between the arcaded Plaza Mayor, Castle or the Jail that astonish and fascinate to any visitor.

Church and cloister are part of an ancient Roman Dominican monastery. In the church is seen the use of different styles (from the Romanesque to the Gothic and Mudéjar elements). The north porch and the capitals have remarkable iconography.

Es un lugar de poder de los pocos que existen en la península ibérica. Los templarios escogieron este emplazamiento de las afueras de Segovia para edificar la iglesia de la Vera Cruz porque concentraba una fuerza telúrica de dimensiones desconocidas. Leva

The Alcazar of Segovia is one of the most prominent monuments in Spain, which is rise on a hill at the confluence of the rivers Eresma and Clamores. Built between the twelfth and sixteenth centuries, was restored and expanded numerous times.

Mountain village under the mantle of pine that has its name, with an average altitude of over 1,200 meters. in the heart of the Mountain Chain of Guadarrama. Nature, art, rural and active tourism with excellent cuisine, with easy communication and access

Since 1951 Sepulveda was declared as a Historic-Artistic Site. Important starting point is to run the Natural Park of the Duratón River and good dining with roast lamb in wooden oven.

The Aqueduct of Segovia is one of the most significant and best preserved of those that the Romans left in the Iberian Peninsula. It is probably the most important symbol to the people of Segovia.

A walk through the Duratón invites to the visitors to immerse themselves in a magical place where different geographical environments that the diversity has been creating and leaving all in which we will see vultures and herons are mixed.

Obra cumbre de la arquitectura militar mudéjar y gótica. Impresionante mole de ladrillo, protegida por un potente foso que supera la veintena de metros de profundidad. Se comenzó la obra a finales del s. XIV y se concluyó a comienzos del XVI.