Segovia con Alma: Convent of San Juan de Dios

⭐ Segovia con alma is a cultural and heritage program that invites visitors to discover the city from a deep and intimate perspective, exploring its most iconic spaces and the historic neighborhoods that have shaped the daily, social, and spiritual life of Segovia. Throughout the year, the program offers guided tours, themed routes, conferences, and cultural activities that allow you to discover convents, churches, shrines, old suburbs, and places of special significance, highlighting the city's memory, traditions, and tangible and intangible heritage. A unique cultural experience!

Highlights
🌅 A tour of the Convent of San Juan de Dios
⛪ The secrets of a symbol of social and religious assistance in Segovia
✨ A visit that is part of the Segovia con Alma initiative
👉 Led by an Official Segovia Tourist Guide and technical staff from Cáritas

General Info
📅 Date and time: July 4th at 8:00 PM
📍 Meeting point: Cáritas Diocesana de Segovia. C/ Desamparados, 3
⏳ Duration: approximately 90 minutes
👤 Age: all ages
♿ Accessibility: some areas may not be accessible to people with reduced mobility
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Description
In 2026, Segovia will celebrate the Jubilee Year of St. John of the Cross in a special way, an event of great spiritual and cultural significance for the city, closely linked to the presence and legacy of the saint. Throughout the year, various commemorative activities will take place, which can be consulted in a specific program, complementary to the proposals included in Segovia con Alma. On this occasion, you will explore the Convent of San Juan de Dios, popularly known as “las Juaninas.” It was founded as a convent-hospital in the 16th century and, over the centuries, has been a cornerstone for social and religious assistance in Segovia. Today, the building is the headquarters of Cáritas Diocesana de Segovia, which continues its legacy of care and service to the most vulnerable people. Its architecture and history reflect the importance of hospitable and charitable work in the city, as well as the link between religious life and social action. Get your tickets for Segovia con Alma: Convent of San Juan de Dios!