Museo Rodera Robles

About

Museo Rodera Robles in Segovia offers an intimate journey into the city’s cultural memory through photography, film, and everyday objects from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Located in a charming historic mansion, the museum preserves the legacy of the Rodera Robles family, whose extensive archive captures Segovia’s social life, traditions, and urban transformation. Visitors can explore early cameras, projection equipment, and a remarkable collection of photographs that document festivals, crafts, and local characters with striking authenticity. The elegant rooms, furnished with period décor, evoke the atmosphere of a bourgeois home, adding depth to the experience. More than a museum, it serves as a visual time capsule, revealing how Segovia evolved while celebrating the people who shaped its identity.

Segovia Spain

Location

The Museo Rodera-Robles is located in the historic center of Segovia, Spain, housed in the 15th‑ and 16th‑century Casa del Hidalgo (the so‑called Nobleman’s House) at Calle San Agustín, 12, Segovia 40001. It sits within Segovia’s old town, just a short walk from the famous Roman Aqueduct and the main square (Plaza Mayor), making it easy to combine with visits to the Alcázar and the Gothic Cathedral. Nearby, the streets are lined with traditional restaurants, cafés, shops, and other cultural spots such as the Church of San Martín and the nearby tourist office on Plaza del Azoguejo.