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Sepúlveda is heritage

Cave of Siete AltaresMore information
The archaeological site of the cave of the seven altars is located in the locality of Villaseca, 100 meters far, upstream, of the bridge over the Duraton River. It keeps cave paintings and it was the sanctuary...
Church of El SalvadorMore information
This is the earliest romanesque church in Segovia dedicated to san Salvador. It was built in the 11th century and consists of a single nave coverd by a barrel vault and blind clolonnades.The beautiful...
Church of San JustoMore information
Heavily reformed romanesque church with three naves covered by wooden ceilings. The underground chapel has three apses; its altar is decorated with peculiar Romanesque bass-relieves.
Church of San PedroMore information
It is a small building from the XII century built with blocks of stone and ashlar masonry. It has an attached portico from the end of this century or the beginning of the next one. Later several reforms...
Church of the Virgen de la PeñaMore information
12th-century Romanesque church with interesting sculptures and an 18th-century main altarpiece containing the late-Romanesque image of the patron saint of Sepúlveda, plus a Baroque organ in the choir and...