WORLD HERITAGE CITY CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION 1

ITINERARIES IN THE CITY 3 IIOutside the Walls 3 II Segovia, World Heritage City 4 III Los Caballeros Quarter 8 IV Scenic City RouteIRELAND 10 Other Places of Interest 12 Dublin GREAT BRITAIN ITINERARIES THROUGHOUT THE PROVINCE 13 IThe Royal Route 13 London II The Mudejar Route 15 III The Route 16 IV The Mountain Villages Route 17 Other Places of Interest 18 Paris USEFUL INFORMATION 18 ADDRESSES AND TELEPHONE FRANCE NUMBERS OF INTEREST C 24 an tab S rian ea

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MADRID Barajas Barraco I Alcalá de Majadahonda N-I Henares C/Conde de la Cimera N¼ 4 o Cartografía digital 28040 Madrid Tfno. 5536033 Año 1997 NavaluengaTOLEDO 108 km.El SAN Tiemblo MARTÍN DE VALDEIGLESIASEmb. 17 km.de Brunete 29 km. Pezuela de San Juan las Torres Emb.del Burguillo San Martín de Valdeiglesias Loeches egovia is a beautiful city standing on a rocky outcrop between the Eresma and Clamores Srivers one thousand meters (3,300 feet) above sea level and twelve kilometers (7 miles) from the . Capital of the province of the same name, Segovia's livelihood relies on the exploitation of its livestock, , and agricultural resources, in addition to the art of good eating. The best route from Madrid is by way of Autovía A–6, through the Guadarrama tunnel that cuts through the mountains of the . Afterwards, a right turn on the N–603 and a short distance further will take you to the city; a total of 90 kilometers (56 miles) from the capital of Spain. Its proximity to high mountains makes Segovia a place with a cold but invigorating climate. Freezing temperatures are common during the lengthy winter season. This, in turn, favors the exuberance of , proliferation of forests, streams, and landscapes of great beauty. Hotels are perfectly adapted to the climatic conditions and are intent on making the visitor's stay as comfortable as possible. Segovia has been given the nickname of the Stone Ship. This is because the profile of the Alcázar castle perched on the rocks resembles the prow of a ship while the Cathedral tower serves as the mast. Lyricism aside, Segovia is one of the richest cities in Spain for monuments, as well as historical and cultural traditions. The UNESCO acknowledged this in 1985 by declaring it a World Heritage City.

The Cathedral with the Sierra de Guadarrama in the background

1 Historical Background

Originally a series of villages, it was conquered by the Romans in the first century and became a military emporium. At the fall of the Roman Empire, peoples from the North of Europe settled here until they were overpowered by the Arabs. While under Arab domination, Segovia became capital of various Moorish kingdoms. In 1088, Segovia was conquered by Alfonso VI, king of Castile, initiating a period of political importance and became the residence of the court of the Trastámara dynasty, seat of a bishop, and a prosperous trading center with northern Europe due to its wealth of livestock and burgeoning textile industry. During this period, the majority of the numerous Church of San Clemente Romanesque monuments were built, making Segovia the city center with the largest number of Romanesque constructions in all of Europe. In the 15th century, Segovia rose to prominence with the Trastámaras, becoming the center of the royal court. In 1474, and as the culminating point of this era, Isabella the Catholic was proclaimed queen of the kingdom of Castile in the Church of San Miguel. When Charles V came to the throne with his new imperial government, Segovia refused to admit the loss of its preeminence and headed the uprising known as the Revolt of the Comuneros and was defeated in 1521. The city was then relegated to a secondary role politically but maintained its economic power centered around textile manufacturing, reaching its peak during the 16th century. In the 17th century, the textile industry collapsed, destroying with it much of the city's activity. In the 18th century, it regained some of its splendor with the Bourbon monarchs, primarily with the building of the stately palaces at La Granja and Riofrío.

2 ITINERARIES IN THE CITY

Professional tourist guides may be engaged by contacting the Tourist Offices in the city. Unless otherwise indicated, during Holy Week and during the summer, churches are open from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. The rest of the year they are only open during worship services.

ITINERARY I notable apse with blind arches. Outside the Walls A little further along, we The Romanesque Church come to the Plaza del of San Millán (1) is Azoguejo. Here the situated near the beginning (3) rises of the pedestrian avenue of in all its splendor to a Fernández Ladreda. It was height of 29 meters (95 ft.) built in the 12th century This remarkable work of and is considered by many engineering, the largest to be the best example of and best preserved from Segovian Romanesque. the Roman Empire, dates The tower, Mozarab in from the first century and style and earlier than the transported water from rest of the building, the more than fifteen porch, and the four apses kilometers away. Its huge are of special interest. blocks of are Proceeding along Avenida joined by an extraordinary de Fernández Ladreda, to opposition of forces the right we encounter the without any kind of Church of San Clemente (2), mortar. Today it is the also Romanesque with a city's landmark and a

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From the structure erected in the 16th century, of particular interest are the San Frutos doorway facing the Plaza Mayor, Cathedral the free–standing tower, originally 100 meters high San Miguel (12), today and today with 12 less, mainly Gothic in style, but the apse with its buttresses with some Romanesque and pinnacles, the elements from the Baroque high altarpiece primitive temple where by Sabatini, the neoclassical Isabella the Catholic was retrochoir by Ventura crowned Queen of Rodríguez, and numerous Castile, such as the sober smaller chapels housing sculptures of the doorway. works by Pereira, Guas, We continue our tour and Juan de Juni, Gregorio take Calle de Marqués de Hernández and others. Arco. At the beginning of The Cathedral Museum the street, we find the houses Hispano–Flemish Casa del Marqués del panels and 16th century Arco, dating from the paintings, Romanesque second half of the 15th and Gothic sculpture, century. Shortly, we reach silver and gold works, the Plaza de la Merced, tapestries, and a collection laid out with gardens, of incunabula, including where the Church of San the Synod of Aguilafuerte, Andrés (13) is found. It is the first non–literary book Romanesque in style and printed in Spain. dates from the 12th Also in the Plaza Mayor, century and has a brick we have the Ayuntamiento tower with a slate spire. (Town Hall), dating from The last stretch of our 1610, and the Juan Bravo walk before arriving at the Theater. Very close to the Alcázar castle is part of square, on Calle Infanta the Canonjías quarter, Isabel, is the Church of called this because of the 6 we focus on the impressive tower of Juan II, 80 meters (260 feet) high with 12 turrets on the upper part, the tower of Alfonso X the Wise to the north, and the spectacular defensive moat. In the interior, we discover the courtyards called Patio de Armas and Patio del Reloj; the Hall of Kings for a frieze featuring different monarchs, the Throne Room, Hall of the Arched Windows, and the Chimney Room, to cite a few. We can also visit the rooms dedicated to the Royal Artillery Academy, and others where diverse large number of canons of military objects are exhibited. the church that lived here We now take the Ronda at one time. It is the best Don Juan II until a small assembly of civil street to our right, almost a little square, takes us to in all of Europe. When it the Casa del Sol (15). The was built, it was separated Provincial Museum of from the rest of the city by Segovia houses walls and gates but only archeological remains, one remains, La Claustra, glass from La Granja, situated on the neighboring painting, sculpture, etc. street of Calle Velarde. Continuing on Ronda Don At the end of the Calle Juan II, we pass beneath Daoiz, continuation of the Puerta de San Andrés, Marqués del Arco, we come to the Alcázar (14), Casa de los Picos preceded by the gardens of Queen Victoria Eugenia, a green oasis where the Old Cathedral once stood. To the left, we find the Casa de la Química, in which Louis Proust formulated his famous laws. The majestic fortress is strategically positioned at the of the Eresma and Clamores rivers, and at first glance, ITINERARY III - Church of San Martín Plaza de Medina del Campo Los Caballeros (or Plaza de San Martín). Quarter Parish Museum open from Starting again at the noon to 1 p.m. Aqueduct, we now take - Cathedral and Cathedral Calle de San Juan, admiring Museum. Plaza Mayor the walls. Just before w 921 46 22 05 entering the walled sector, Open: Saturday and holidays we see to the left the 15th from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Daily century Casa de las from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Cadenas (16). The Plaza - Alcázar. 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Staying close to Calle de San Sebastián the walls, we proceed until we reach the Church along Calle Leopoldo of San Sebastián (18) Moreno until we reach which has a Romanesque Paseo del Salón; a exterior and Baroque pleasant garden and a interior. Returning to the nice place to rest. Plaza once again, this time we take the Calle de Alcázar San Agustín. Afterwards, we proceed on Calle de San Nicolás, and at once to the right, we see the 12th century Romanesque Church of San Nicolás (19), now a Municipal Theater Workshop.

8 Continuing on Calle San Quirce, passing by the Convent of Las Oblatas, we come to a square and encounter the Church of San Quirce (20), also built in the Romanesque style during the 12th century, presently the meeting place of the Academy of History and Art of San Quirce, as well as the convent of the Madres Casa de las Cadenas Dominicas, where ancient carvings are reproduced. and sculpture from different We continue on Travesía periods. de los Capuchinos, We take Calle de arriving at the Plaza de Valdeláguila first and then San Esteban to admire the the street of Trinidad to Church of San Esteban (21) reach the Torre de and the Palacio Hercules (23), a good Episcopal (22). The church example of medieval is Late Romanesque in military architecture from style from the 13th the 13th century. We also century and has one of the find the Church of La highest and best Trinidad (24), one of the Romanesque towers in all best preserved of Spain, in addition to a Romanesque churches. magnificent porch. The Deserving special mention palace, on the other hand, in the interior is the "Santa is a Plateresque building Faz" (Holy Face) by the from the 16th century and artist, Ambrosius Benson, houses religious painting as well as the chapel with

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10 Villena, and cloisters of the monastery are all worth visiting. Taking the Calle de la Moneda and crossing the bridge, we find to the right the building that was once the Casa de la Moneda (old Mint) by . Taking the Paseo del Santo Domingo again, Monastery of El Parral we turn to the right, among groves of trees and the Virgin is displayed in at the foot of the walls, we the Baroque high altar of can view the Puerta de the Sanctuary, begun in Santiago gate and gardens the 16th century. of the Alcázar until Going up the Cuesta de reaching the small parish los Hoyos, we enjoy a Church of San Marcos, superb view of the Alcázar one of the oldest in the which reminds us of the city. Turning to the right, we find the Church of La - Monastery of El Parral Vera Cruz (28), one the Alameda del Parral most original churches in w 921 43 12 98 Spain. Its unusual Open: 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. polygonal ground plan has and 4 to 6:00 p.m. Sunday twelve sides. Late from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Romanesque from the 13th Gregorian chant at noon. century, the church was - Church of La Vera Cruz founded by the Templars. Carretera de Zamarramala Using the Church of San w 921 43 14 75 Marcos as a reference Open: 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. point, to the right the and 3:30 to 7 p.m. (6 p.m. in Alameda woods of La fall and winter). Closed Monday Fuencisla begin, a privileged and the month of November. place for admiring the - Convent of the Padres partial silhouette of the Carmelitas. Alameda de la Alcázar castle and the Fuencisla w 921 43 19 61 walls of the city, where Open: 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. the Convent of the Padres and 4 to 7 p.m. Closed Carmelitas Descalzos (29) Tuesday morning. stands. The church and - Sanctuary of La Fuencisla the lavish tomb of St. John Alameda de la Fuencisla of the Cross can be w 921 43 31 85 admired. Also in the Open: 12 to 2 p.m. and 4 to 6 Alameda woods, we have p.m. (spring and summer from the Sanctuary of La 5 to 7 p.m.) Closed Sunday Fuencisla (30), patroness and Monday. of Segovia; the statue of 11 prow of a ship. Within the OTHER PLACES walls, we can admire OF INTEREST some notable buildings, including the Casa de la Química within the House–Museum (31) gardens of the Alcázar; recreates the atmosphere Casa del Sol, a defensive of the period surrounding house constructed using the famous poet and three portions of the walls; displays personal objects Puerta de San Andrés, a and other memorabilia. gate restored in the 16th In the Plaza de Bellas century and flanked by Artes, we find the Esteban two towers, one round Vicente Museum of and the other square, Contemporary Art (32), entrance to the Jewish former palace of Enrique IV, quarter, also called which presently houses an Socorro Arch because of extraordinary collection of the statue of the Virgin of works by the same name. (1903), only Spanish member of the New York School of abstract expressionism. There are many other sights to visit in Segovia that have not been mentioned in the itineraries, such as Antonio Machado House-Museum the Church of El Salvador, Church of San Lorenzo, the numerous streets within the walled sector, as well as the surrounding verdant areas.

- Antonio Machado HouseÐMuseum Calle Desamparados, 5 w 921 46 03 77 Open: 4 to 7 p.m. (6 p.m. in fall and winter). Closed Monday. - Esteban Vicente Museum of Contemporary Art Plaza de Bellas Artes w 921 46 20 10 Open: 12 to 2 p.m. and 5 to 8 p.m. in sumer and 5 to 7 p.m. in winter.

12 ITINERARIES THROUGHOUT THE PROVINCE

Tourist guides are available during the summer months in the following cities: Ayllón, Coca, Cuéllar, Pedraza, Santa María la Real de Nieva, Sepúlveda, and La Granja de San Ildefonso.

gardens with numerous ITINERARY 1 species of plants and is adorned with statues and The Royal Route 26 monumental fountains Eleven kilometers from in an elaborate display of Segovia on the N–601, in light and color, perhaps an unparalleled setting at the most delightful part of the foot of the mountains, the complex. Nearby, we is the elegant Palacio de encounter the Royal Glass La Granja de San Ildefonso. Factory of La Granja, an This grandiose palace was industrial building dating begun in 1721 with the from the 18th century with participation of various a permanent exhibit and architects, including other temporary ones Teodoro Ardemans and devoted to the delicate art Juan Bautista Sachetti, of glass–making. making a beautiful blend Fifteen kilometers from La of Spanish Barroque and Granja, we French neoclassical styles come SEGOVIA with subtle Italian touches. upon San Ildefonso Riofrío Ornate furnishings and La Granja Revenga antiques from the period, Valsaín as well as 17th century N-110

Flemish painting, and N-603 an excellent collection Villacastín 601 of tapestries are displayed. A - 6 The palace is surrounded San Rafael by spectacular formal El Espinar

Palacio de La Granja de San Ildefonso

13 Valsaín where we recommend a visit to the - Palace and Tapestry magnificent forests with a Museum. Palacio de La Nature Center and Granja Plaza de España, 17 recreational areas. Later we w pass Revenga before 921 47 00 19 coming to the Palacio de and 921 47 00 20 Riofrío. This regal country Fax 921 47 18 95 mansion, a square Open: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. construction measuring 84 Sunday and holidays from 10 meters (275 feet) on each a.m. to 2 p.m. Closed Monday. side, is surrounded by an From October to June, closed extensive holm grove from 1:30 to 3 p.m. of 700 hectares (1700 - Royal Glass Factory of La Granja. Paseo del Pocillo, 1 acres) abounding in wildlife. w Italianate in appearance, 921 47 17 12 the building houses works Fax 921 47 15 72 by Ribera, Houasse, Open: 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Pereda and other artists, (7 p.m. from September to and part of it is used as a March). Closed Mondays Hunting Museum, exhibiting except holidays. armaments from the past - Centro de Interpretación de three centuries, trophies, la Naturaleza (Nature Center). Valsaín and paintings by Velázquez, w Rubens and others. 921 47 17 44 and After visiting the retreats of 921 47 17 11 La Granja and Riofrío, we Fax 921 47 17 46 proceed on the N–603 for Open: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 4 30 kilometers until we to 9 p.m. Closed Sunday and come to San Rafael and El holidays. Espinar, near the Hermitage Appointments for groups. of Cristo del Caloco. The - Palacio de Riofrío and two towns are located in Hunting Museum. Bosque de Riofrío the heart of the mountains. w After taking the Autovía 921 47 00 19 N–VI for 21 kilometers, and 921 47 00 20 we come to Villacastín Fax 921 47 18 95 where we can admire its Open: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. huge church started in Sunday and holidays 10 a.m. 1529 by the Friar Antonio to 2 p.m. From October to de Villacastín and still June closed from 1:30 to 3 unfinished with a beautiful p.m. Closed Monday. interior and works by various artists.

14 - Monastery of Santa María ITINERARY 2 la Real de Nieva w 921 59 40 36 (Town Hall). The Mudejar Route By appointment only. The word Mudejar refers - Coca Castle to the Muslims who remained w 921 58 63 59 and in Castile after the Reconquest 921 58 66 22 and to their art, Open: Weekdays from 10:30 characterized by Islamic a.m. to 1:30 p.m. (Sunday and influence. Taking the holidays from 11 a.m. to 1:30 C–605 road northwest for p.m.) and 4:30 to 6 p.m. thirty kilometers, we come Closed the first Tuesday of to Santa María la Real de every month. Nieva, a town built around - Cuéllar Castle the monastery finished in w 921 14 22 03 the 15th century. A treasure Open: Saturday, Sunday and of medieval Castilian art, holidays 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and the church and the cloister, 4 to 7 p.m. with its profusely decorated Consult for weekday hours. capitals, are noteworthy. A total of 17 kilometers away is Coca, the town alabaster tomb of the where the famous Roman Fonseca family and, in emperor Theodosius the particular, the splendid Great was born. Especially Mudejar castle with its worth visiting in Coca are richly decorated walls the remains of the old distributed around a large walls and Arch of La Villa, courtyard, the Church of Santa María one of the most famous la Mayor with the and best preserved in the whole of Spain. Cuéllar Twenty–seven kilometers to the north, passing Chañe and Arroyo de Cuéllar, we Chañe Arroyo reach Cuéllar, the second de Cuéllar largest city in the province

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6 Of interest are the double Coca walls and gates, the Gothic castle–palace with its Mudejar doorway and large Renaissance courtyard, the sanctuary of Nuestra Señora del Henar, and numerous Santa María la Real Romanesque churches with de Nieva tall towers and Mudejar apses, including the Churches of San Miguel, 605 San Esteban, San SEGOVIA Andrés and San Martín. 15 Turégano and requires a ITINERARY 3 stop at the castle, which disguises a lovely 12th The Castle Route century Romanesque is church, reforming located 26 kilometers pre–existing Roman and north of Segovia on the Arab structures. N–601 road. Here we can After Turégano, we view the impressive proceed on the C–603 interior of the Church of north until we come to the San Juan Bautista built at industrious town of the beginning of the 16th Cantalejo. We then take a century, along with the local road and reach Plaza Mayor and Palacio Sepúlveda, after having de los Avriales. driven about 30 Thirteen kilometers later kilometers. Here we find after having turned to the the splendid right in Sepúlveda Cantalejo Fuentepelayo Aguilafuente Navalmanzano

Turégano 3 Carbonero El 60 Mayor Romanesque church of El Salvador, 601 precursor of this style erected in 1093. We can also admire the 12th SEGOVIA

- Turégano Castle Navalmanzano, w 921 50 00 00. Closed we reach Fuentepelayo. In while under restoration. this town, we have the - Centro de Interpretación del Church of Santa María la Parque Natural de las Hoces Mayor with its lovely del Río Duratón (Nature Gothic interior, a Park Environmental Center). Romanesque apse and Church of Santiago, Sepúlveda tower. The facade belongs w 921 54 05 86 to the Old Cathedral of Open: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Segovia and was brought Saturday, Sunday and here after a fire destroyed holidays from 10 a.m. to 2 most of the building. p.m. and 4 to 7 p.m. Some five kilometers Appointments for groups. further, we find - Castilnovo Castle Aguilafuente, a town rich w 921 53 11 33. By in archeological remains. appointment. Twelve kilometers southeast takes us to 16 Ayllón oradillo century sanctuary of Santade Roa to appreciate María de la Peña, some of the typical Santa. María de the old gates, the castle, architecture, in Riaza Plaza Mayor, and other addition to the churches. Palace of Los Riaza The Romanesque Church Vélez de Riofrío of Santiago in Sepúlveda Guevara, de Riaza has been recently Church of renovated to house Virgen del N - I the interesting Environmental Center of N-110 Las Hoces of Duratón River , not Pedraza very far from the town. It is a reserve for vultures Matabuena where we also find the Hermitage of San Frutos (patron saint of Segovia), Manto. Sotosalbos and the ruins of the Near Riaza, Monastery of Nuestra we find the Rascafría V Señora de la Hoz. beechMiraflores grove SEGOVIA de la SierraGuadalix Near Sepúlveda, we find Valsaín of La Pedrosa,de la Sierra Castilnovo castle, a a lovely scenic Mudejar fortress built in spot, as well as the 14th century. La Pinilla ski resort. Nearby, we find Madriguera and El Muyo, ITINERARY 4 villages brimming with color and contrasts. The Mountain Villages Eighteen kilometers north Route of Riaza is Ayllón, but Leaving Segovia on the before stopping here, we N–110, twenty kilometers away we encounter Sotosalbos, a village with - Pedraza Castle an exceptional Romanesque w 921 50 98 25 church. A total of 15 Open: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 5 kilometers further, having to 8 p.m. (winter 4 to 6 p.m.) turned off at Matabuena, Closed Monday and Tuesday. we arrive at Pedraza. Here - Museum of Contemporary we must mention the Art Obispo Vellosillo Plaza Mayor, the medieval Plaza del Obispo Vellosillo jail, the Church of San w 921 55 30 00 Juan, and the castle which Open: 5 to 7:30 p.m., is also a museum for the Saturday noon to 2 p.m. and 4 painter Zuloaga. to 6 p.m. Sunday from Our next stop 60 kilometers noon to 2 p.m. Closed northeast is Riaza where Monday. we suggest a walk though this lovely Castilian village 17 should pause a short while Santa María la Mayor. on the N–110 in Santa Furthermore, the Palace of María de Riaza to visit the Bishop Vellosillo has been Romanesque church. In converted into a Museum Ayllón, our attention of Contemporary Art. focuses on the Isabelline Palace of Juan de Contreras, and Renaissance Church of

Beech of La Pedrosa. Riofrío

OTHER PLACES OF INTEREST

Some scenic nature spots that should not be overlooked include the Cantalejo lagoons, the Riaza river canyon and its reserve of birds of prey, and the Enebralejos cave. Other picturesque towns not on the itinerary are Martín Muñoz de las Posadas, Paradinas, Prádena, Nava de la Asunción, Fuentidueña and Sacramenia.

HOW TO GET takes a little more than an THERE hour. Bus Station. Plaza de la Railway Station (RENFE) Estación de Autobuses, 1, Avenida del Obispo Segovia w 921 42 77 07. Quesada, Segovia Daily buses from Madrid w 902 24 02 02. depart from La Daily trains from Madrid Sepulvedana S.L. Station depart from the Atocha (Paseo de la Florida, 11, Railway Station w 91 530 48 00) for (Glorieta de Atocha) Segovia approximately for Segovia approximately every hour from 6:30 a.m. every two hours from 6:15 to 10:15 p.m. The trip a.m. to 8:15 p.m. The trip lasts a little over an hour.

18 LODGING CUISINE AND HANDICRAFTS The Parador of Segovia has afour–star rating and is Segovian cooking gives located on the Carretera de rise to the leading industry Valladolid, w 921 44 37 37 in the province with its Fax 921 43 73 62. numerous restaurants, Segovia also has another especially those with 4–star hotel, four 3–star typical brick roasting hotels and numerous other ovens. The key to their economical establishments, success is the excellent including several quality of the products campgrounds. used and the expert hands of the master chefs who TRANSPORTATION have made the region a IN THE CITY mandatory gathering place for disciminating palates. The streets within the Typical dishes include historical center are very "judiones de la Granja" (a narrow and not recommended stew of oversize broad for driving. It is more white beans), "sopa convenient to park your castellana" (soup with car and visit the area on eggs, bread and garlic), foot. There are two public roast suckling pig, roast parking lots very near the lamb, "caldereta" (stewed Aqueduct. One is on lamb), veal, trout, tench, Avenida Fernández Ladreda partridge, and quail. The and the other on Calle abundant forests are ideal Ezequiel González. Taxis for all kinds of mushrooms are available in the city to flourish. Sweets are and also by calling represented by "ponche telephone number segoviano" (a liqueur–dipped, 921 44 50 00. custard–filled cake frosted

Typical oven

19 with marzipan). There are ENTERTAINMENT two wines produced in the AND EVENTS region: Ribera de Duero with young clarets and It is advisable to consult exceptional red wines, the local newspapers for and Rueda with magnificent cultural events and other white wines. activities scheduled during Handicrafts are skillfully the time of your visit. We produced by over a hundred would also like to point workshops in the province out the Juan Bravo and include textiles, with Theater, built in 1918, as a a tradition going back to center of importance. the , Segovia hosts various glass–making, which was international festivals, promoted by royalty, including the International ceramics, metallurgy, Puppet Festival leatherwork, woodworking "Titirimundi", the Folk and flint. Festival of Segovia, La Esteva Folklore Festival, CURRENCY and Music Festival. All of EXCHANGE them take place between the months of May and Foreign currencies can be September. For more exchanged at the banks information, contact the primarily located on or Foundation Don Juan de around the Avenida de Borbón, w 921 46 14 00 Fernández Ladreda, Calle and 921 46 22 35. Cervantes and Calle Juan Fax 921 46 22 49. Bravo. The best areas to visit after nightfall are found in the vicinity of the Plaza Mayor, Plaza del Azoguejo and the neighboring streets.

Estate grounds at the Palace of Riofrío

20 For sports enthusiasts, the province, particularly in province offers countless the town of Zamarramala. possibilities to practice all During this festival, the types of sports related to married women take over nature, including hiking, the community and ridicule, horseback riding, hunting jokingly of course, the men or fishing. For more of thetown. There are information on hunting or some variations depending livestock – reserves, on each town, but most of licenses, species, etc., the townspeople dress up contact the Delegation for in traditional costumes for Castile and Leon, the event. , Livestock and In Cuéllar, the last week of Mountain Services August, the oldest running (Delegación Territorial de of the bulls in Spain is held, la Junta de Castilla y León, and in El Espinar, the Servicio de Agricultura, second Saturday of Ganadería y Montes) September, the "Romería" w 921 41 72 40. (pilgrimage) of Cristo del Special mention must be Caloco journeys from the given to snow sports. La town to the nearby hermitage Pinilla ski resort, 70 of the same name. kilometers from Segovia, w 921 55 03 04, meets all the demands of the skiing enthusiast. (Winter resorts pertaining to the are not ver far.) POPULAR FESTIVALS

In the capital city of Segovia, the festivals of San Juan and San Pedro, between the 23rd and 29th of June deserve special mention. Older and more typical ones featuring giants and big–headed figures include San Frutos, patron saint of the city, the 25th of October, together with the customary celebrations of Holy Week. The Festival of Santa Águeda takes place around the 5th of February in the entire 21 ADDRESSES AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS OF INTEREST International Telephone dialing code: w 34 TOURIST INFORMATION TURESPAÑA w 901 300 600 www.tourspain.es Tourist Information of Castile and León w 902 20 30 30 TOURIST OFFICES: Segovia: Plaza Mayor, 10 w 921 46 03 34, Fax 921 46 03 30 Plaza del Azoguejo, 1 w 921 46 29 06, Fax 921 46 04 92 Cuéllar: Castillo de Cuéllar (Cuéllar Castle). Plaza Mayor, 2 w 921 14 00 14 (only weekends and holidays) Sepúlveda: Ayuntamiento (Town Hall). Plaza del Ayuntamiento, 1 w 921 54 00 00 (only weekends and holidays) USEFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS: National Police: w 091 Municipal Police: w 092 Highway Traffic Information: w 900 123 505 PARADORS: Central Reservation Office. Calle Requena,3. 28013 Madrid w 91 516 66 66, Fax 91 516 66 57. www.parador.es Segovia: Carretera de Valladolid. w 921 44 37 37, Fax 921 43 73 62 SPANISH TOURIST INFORMATION OFFICES ABROAD: Canada. Toronto. To u r ist Office of Spain 2 Bloor Street West Suite 3402. TORONTO, Ontario M4W 3E2. w 1416/ 961 3131 Fax 1416/ 961 19 92. e-mail: [email protected] Great Britain. London. Spanish Tourist Office 22-23 Manchester Square, LONDON W1M 5AP. w 44207/ 486 80 77, Fax 44207/ 486 80 34 e-mail: [email protected] Japan. Tokyo. To u r ist Office of Spain Daini Toranomon Denki Bldg.4F. 3-1-10 Toranomon. Minato-Ku. TOKYO-105 w 813/ 34 32 61 41, Fax 813/ 34 32 61 44. e-mail: [email protected] Russia. Moscow. Spanish Tourist Office Tverskaya - 16/2 Business Center “Galeria Aktor” 6th floor. MOSCOW 103009 w 7095/ 935 83 97. Fax: 7095/ 935 83 96. e-mail: [email protected] Singapore. Singapore. Spanish Tourist Office 541Orchard Road. Liat Tower # 09-04. 238881 SINGAPORE w 657/ 37 30 08. Fax: 657/ 37 31 73. e-mail: [email protected] United States of America: Los Angeles. To urist Office of Spain. 8383 Wilshire Blvd. Suite 960. BEVERLY HILLS CA 90211. w 1323/ 658 71 95, Fax 1323/ 658 10 61. e-mail: [email protected] Chicago. To urist Office of Spain. Water Tower Place, Suite 915 East. 845 North Michigan Avenue. CHICAGO, IL 60611. w 1312/ 642 19 92, Fax 1312/ 642 98 17 e-mail: [email protected]. Miami. To urist Office of Spain. 1221 Brickell Avenue MIAMI, Florida 33131. w 1305/ 358 19 92, Fax 1305/ 358 82 23. e-mail: [email protected] New York. To urist Office of Spain. 666 Fifth Avenue, 35th floor, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10103 w 1212/ 265 88 22. Fax 1212/ 265 88 64. e-mail: [email protected]

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