El Doncel

El Doncel y la Catedral de Sigüenza is a stunning architectural complex in the medieval town of Sigüenza, Spain. The Doncel is the oldest secular building in the region, with its construction beganing in the 11th century. This majestic structure serves as the main entrance to the Cathedral, built in the 17th century in a Gothic-Renaissance style. It is perhaps one of the most beautiful sights in this quaint town, known for its cobbled streets and old buildings. Its 18th century bell tower, Capilla de Belen, is also worth seeing. The cathedral is widely renowned for its spectacular stained-glass windows, which are made of colored stone. Enjoy a stroll around the churches' gardens and take in the beauty of Sigüenza. There is plenty to explore, from the Church of San Epifanio to the old Baroque palace, the Doncella. Take time to wander the town's winding alleys and get caught up in its history.