2 places to stay
Pedraza is a walled medieval town in the Province of Segovia, 37 km north-east of the capital and at 1,068 m above sea level. It has around 335 inhabitants and few beds: on FaceTraveler you can browse 2 places to stay in the village.
The old town is small and has been a historic ensemble since 1951. You enter by a single gate, the Puerta de la Villa, and from there you reach the arcaded square and the castle on foot; the castle was built in the 13th century and rebuilt in the 15th. Any accommodation inside the walls leaves you a few steps from everything.
If you cannot find a place, look at nearby options in the province: Sepúlveda is in the same north-eastern part of Segovia and Segovia has much more choice.
The practical way to arrive is by car. If you come by train, the nearest station is in Segovia, about 37 km away. Once in the village, everything is explored on foot. The old prison, next to the entrance gate, is now a museum.
The busiest dates are the first and second Saturdays in July, when the Night of the Candles (Noche de las Velas) takes place and thousands of candles light up the streets, squares and courtyards. With so few places to stay, book ahead if you want to sleep here on those nights. Bear in mind the altitude: nights are cold in winter.
Pedraza is in the Province of Segovia. To compare with other destinations, see our hotels in Spain.