Torreondelos Lozoya

In fact, the height of this building is not too high, but you can see it at a very far distance. Its grandeur, spectacular engineering construction landscape is shocking, is the wisdom and architectural technology of the ancient Romans.

It is the most charming square in Segovia. The bronze sculpture in the center of the square is Juan Bravo, a Segovia hero. Surrounded by the church of St. Martin (Iglesia de San Martín) built in the 12th century and the tower of Rossoya (Torreondelos Lozoya) built in the 14th century.

The Rossoya Tower, located near the square of St. Martin in downtown Segovia, is an ancient tower built in the 14th century, historically used to surround the city's defense tower, the tower is required to be paid, the tower overlooking the entire small town.

It is a local landmark and can climb the spiral staircase to the top of the tower, which was originally used for defensive measures in the Mudhar style

The Rossoya tower was used for defenses, simple and dignified, and can be reached for 6 euros, and the tower is reached by spiral staircase, overlooking the beautiful scenery of Segovia.