Museo Zuloaga

About

Museo Zuloaga in Segovia offers a compelling blend of art, history, and architectural heritage. Housed in the former Church of San Juan de los Caballeros, one of the city’s oldest Romanesque temples, the museum preserves the legacy of the Zuloaga family, especially the renowned painter Ignacio Zuloaga. The atmospheric interior, with its stone arches and centuries‑old walls, creates a dramatic backdrop for the artist’s expressive works, alongside pieces from his personal collection. Visitors can explore paintings, ceramics, and sculptures that reflect both traditional Spanish craftsmanship and early modern artistic experimentation. The museum also highlights the building’s own story, from medieval worship space to cultural landmark. Intimate, evocative, and deeply tied to Segovia’s identity, Museo Zuloaga offers a quiet yet powerful encounter with Spanish art and history.

Segovia Spain

Location

The Museo Zuloaga is located in the center of Segovia, Spain, inside the historic Church of San Juan de los Caballeros on Plaza de Colmenares, a small square in the old town near the city walls. It stands in the heart of Segovia’s historic quarter, just a short walk from major landmarks like the Aqueduct, the Alcázar (castle), and the Gothic Cathedral. Nearby, visitors will find charming streets lined with shops, cafés, and traditional restaurants, as well as other cultural sites such as the Museum of Segovia (Casa del Sol), the Casa de los Picos, and the Church of Santísima Trinidad.