Casa del Sol - Museo de Segovia — Attraction in Segovia

This is the last touristic attraction that I have visited in 2 days in Segovia. After 10 museums /churches/palace/factories, this museum was a good summary of the life and history in Segovia. There's a great part dedicated to the wool production (that one can't find in the other museums). Several pieces are described in English and audioguide was not available) although some items had the headphones sign beside. There's good internet coverage, one can willingly use Google Translate to scan the Spanish writings and better understand the story. Stuff was very kind and followed me throughout the museum to indicate me the path by gestures. For 3 floors of stories and items, the admission...

The Museo de Segovia (Museum of Segovia) has a little of everything that has anything to do with the history and evolution of the city. At the beginning of my visit, I thought that it was going to be an anthropological museum. Soon after, it turned into a history museum showing artefacts from Roman times. A few rooms later it became a museum with a good collection of religious art from the middle ages and the Renaissance. Various industries that were part of the city's history were highlighted in other rooms. The entrance fee to this rich and varied collection is not more...

A very good local history museum, with artifacts dating from the Magdalenian period to the present. Strong prehistoric collection. Placards in the permanent exhibition are bilingual. Also offers temporary exhibitions--the current one (June 2022) is on the history of Cuellar Vaccea.

Admission cost is one Euro. The museum closes at 1400 daily. Plan about two to two and a half hours if any in your traveling group have a strong interest in prehistory or Roman artifacts, else one hour. Has a good view of the Alcazar from the second floor terrace.

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