About

The Iglesia De San Miguel stands as a stunning testament to history and architecture in Segovia. Known for its pivotal role in the crowning of Isabel la Católica as Queen of Castile in 1474, the church offers visitors a glimpse into Spain's storied past. Its Gothic architecture, coupled with a Romanesque portal, invites admiration from both historians and architecture enthusiasts alike. The main altarpiece, completed in 1572, is a centerpiece of craftsmanship, complemented by the exquisite artwork found in the Chapel of the Christ of the Blood and the Chapel of the Lagoons. Recognized as a historical site since 1941, its walls echo with centuries of history, inviting exploration and reflection. With a Google rating of 4.4, it's a beloved landmark that continues to capture the hearts of those who visit.

Show more

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Ezequiel González
Bus stop 386 m walk
Hospital Misericordia
Bus stop 291 m walk
Sancti Spiritu
Bus stop 231 m walk
Plaza Merced
Bus stop 329 m walk
Paseo del Salón
Bus stop 145 m walk
Colón
Bus stop 141 m walk

Reviews and Ratings

Write a review
4.4
based on 111 review
4.4/5 111 review
Q G
Q G
2 weeks ago on Google

The Church of San Miguel may go a little unnoticed, despite being located right in the Plaza Mayor of Segovia, directly across from the majestic Cathedral. Originally, it stood in the center of the square, and it was here where Princess Isabella was proclaimed Queen of Castile, becoming known as Isabella the Catholic — the Queen who changed the destiny of Spain and the Americas. Although its architecture may appear modest compared to other monuments in the city, the church holds immense symbolic value. Every visitor, especially those coming from the Americas, should take a moment here to reflect and honor Queen Isabella, who envisioned integrating the native peoples of the New World as full subjects of the Crown. A place small in appearance, yet monumental in historical significance.

Show more
Mauricio Piedrahita
Mauricio Piedrahita
1 month ago on Google

Si vas a Segovia esta iglesia tienes que visitar es hermosa y no te cobran la entrada lugar de silencio y regocijo.

Aldaz Marcia
Aldaz Marcia
3 months ago on Google

bellísima! en el año 1474 fue coronada allí Isabel la Católica