Casa‑Museo de Antonio Machado

About

Casa‑Museo de Antonio Machado in Segovia preserves the quiet, intimate world of one of Spain’s most beloved poets. Set in the modest boarding house where Machado lived between 1919 and 1932, the museum retains the simplicity that shaped his daily life and creative work. Visitors step into rooms furnished with original pieces, from his writing desk to personal belongings that evoke the poet’s reflective spirit. The atmosphere feels suspended in time, offering a glimpse into Machado’s routine as a teacher and writer during a formative period in Segovia’s cultural history. Photographs, manuscripts, and memorabilia enrich the narrative, highlighting his deep connection to Castile’s landscapes and people. More than a historic home, the museum invites visitors to experience the quiet dignity and human warmth that defined Machado’s legacy.

Segovia Spain

Location

The Casa‑Museo de Antonio Machado is located in Segovia’s historic center at Calle de los Desamparados, 5, in the old town of Segovia, Castilla y León, Spain. It stands very close to the famous Roman Aqueduct and the Plaza del Azoguejo, just a short walk from Segovia’s main square (Plaza Mayor), the Gothic Cathedral, and the Alcázar. Nearby, visitors will find traditional restaurants, cafés, shops, and other cultural attractions such as the Museum of Segovia, the Church of San Julián, and the city’s tourist office on Plaza del Azoguejo. The area is full of medieval streets and historic buildings, making it easy to explore Segovia’s main sights on foot.