San Lorenzo Tourism

Late Renaissance masterpiece built between 1563 and 1584 by Juan de Herrera for Philip II, integrating a palace, temple, royal ...

Neoclassical palace built between 1771 and 1775 by Juan de Villanueva for the future Charles IV, considered one of the ...

Neoclassical palace designed by Juan de Villanueva in 1771 for the Infante D. Gabriel, son of Charles III, located in ...

The Valley of Cuelgamuros is a Catholic Basilica, an Abbey and Monumental Complex.

Historic theatre designed by the French architect Jaime Marquet and inaugurated under Charles III, with a programme of opera, theatre ...

The Teatro Auditorio de San Lorenzo de El Escorial stands out for its architectural and technological design. With 25,401 m² ...

Botanical garden located on the slopes of Mount Abantos that houses more than 500 tree and shrub species from all ...

Scientific and cultural outreach centre where you will discover the surprising microfauna that is unknown to many. A miniature universe!

Historical source and interpretation centre located next to the La Herrería Forest, which provides information on the natural values and ...

A set of buildings from 1771 commissioned by Charles III from Juan de Villanueva, which today house a historical collection ...

Barracks projected in 1774 and attributed to Juan de Villanueva, which has preserved its original architectural characteristics, built to house ...

House built before 1773 by the Andión-Pérez couple, one of the oldest lodging establishments in the Royal Site of San ...

Hospital commissioned by Charles III to treat the workers of the Royal Site's construction, one of Spain's first charitable hospitals ...

Building constructed at the end of the 18th century by the Government of El Escorial as a warehouse for wines ...

The first of the buildings conceived by Juan de Herrera to house the palace facilities of the Royal Site, built ...

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