San Cristóbal de Cuéllar

02Geography

Located 7 km west of Cuéllar, San Cristóbal de Cuéllar is surrounded by hills, giving it a distinct landscape. The area is characterized by a harsh climate, with hot, dry summers and cold winters marked by frequent frosts. The village is traversed by the Arroyo del Horcajo, which often dries up in summer, and is close to several springs, including the Fuente de Valdecrespo and the Fuente de San Caballero.

Distance to Cuéllar

7 km

Distance to Valladolid

50 km

Distance to Segovia

60 km

Distance to Madrid

150 km

03History

In the mid-19th century, San Cristóbal de Cuéllar had a recorded population of 228. The municipality is mentioned in Pascual Madoz's geographical dictionary, highlighting its historical significance.

• Population in mid-19th century 228
• Historical mention Pascual Madoz's geographical dictionary

Explore San Cristóbal de Cuéllar, a unique municipality in Segovia with rich history and traditional architecture.

04Heritage

The architecture in San Cristóbal de Cuéllar reflects traditional Castilian styles, with adobe houses being common until recently. The parish church, dedicated to San Cristóbal and built in the 18th century, houses notable silver works, including a 17th-century custodia and a baptismal shell from 1774.

• Parish Church Dedicated to San Cristóbal, built in the 18th century.
• Notable Silver Works Includes a 17th-century custodia and a baptismal shell from 1774.
• Plaza Mayor Fountain Originally larger, now modified, it served as a livestock trough.
• Ermita del Humilladero 17th-century chapel used during the plague for abandoned patients.