Volunteering in Segovia Spain

Casón de la Pinilla – Segovia

The Casón de la Pinilla is located in the province of Segovia, 100km from Madrid. Segovia is a medieval city that lays high on a hill in between two rivers. It’s topped by a castle and is most known for its 2000-year-old aqueduct from the time of the Roman Empire. It is World Heritage City and the area is known for its medieval red and black villages and natural surroundings of unique beauty.

The Accommodation

It is a cozy rural accommodation with 12 rooms, recently renovated and decorated, with personalized service, a perfect space for small groups and a quiet and natural environment. They are all doubles for single-use and have a private suite bathroom with a shower plate. They include towels and blow-drier. The hotel has beautiful common areas, classrooms, with its own restoration service that serves traditional and adapted meals to suit allergies and special diets.

Includes

Includes:

Duration: 8 days in 1st category rural accommodation.
Accommodation regime: full board
Transportation: round trip to the venue from Madrid.

Requirements:

Be +18 years old
Want to talk and meet people from all over the world!

Transport

All the venues of Pueblo Inglés are quiet places, located in a natural and privileged environment, spread throughout the Spanish geography.

By bus from Madrid.
Travel time from Madrid is 1 hour.

Weather

In Segovia, the summers are short, hot, dry, and mostly clear and the winters are very cold and partly cloudy. During the course of the year, the temperature generally ranges from -1°C to 29°C, rarely going below -5°C or rising above 33°C.

Recommended for

This venue offers the chance to enjoy the village during the week. Depending on your normal level of physical activity you should be aware that this site is quite hilly as the hotel is situated in the mountains. If you get off the beaten track you’ll be exercising more than just your vocal chords!

A quick reminder: programs held at El Casón de la Pinilla are tailored for smaller groups, typically with just 2 to 4 volunteers.