Coca, Segovia
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Through Jews
Historically, Coca was home to a Jewish community until the expulsion of the Jews in 1492.
Economy
The town is surrounded by pine forests which contribute to the economy of the town and the region. Tourism is important too, with historic sites as major attractions.
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Art and historical landmarks
- Castle of Coca.
- Tower of San Nicolás, the only part left of the ancient Church of San Nicolás from the 12th century.
- Coca Walls and La Villa main door.
- Vaccaei walls.
- Santa María la Mayor church, a Romanic-style church holding the Fonseca family tomb.
- The City Hall, built in 1930.
- Nuestra Señora de La Merced hospital.
- Verracos vettones of Coca.
- Roman domus.
- Roman cloaca.
- Puente Grande bridge.
- Puente Chico bridge.
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