Fixed Museum

The Fijas Museum is a museum of antique toy figures located in Sepúlveda, Segovia, at 24 Sancho García Street, within the historic center of the town. The official record of the Junta de Castilla y León expressly identifies it as "Museo Fijas" and links it to the collection of handmade miniature figures known as the Allende Salazar Collection. Its patrimonial content stands out for bringing together some 14,000 miniature figures, mostly considered antique by specialists, with chronologies ranging from approximately 1770 to 1960. The collection includes pieces of national and international origin and constitutes a unique testimony of the material history of toys and popular figuration. It is not a monumental building with its own architectural style documented in the sources consulted, but a museum space for collecting and exhibition. Its interest lies in the value of the collection and its integration into the cultural offerings of Sepúlveda, a medieval town declared a Historic-Artistic Site in 1951. The visit must be arranged in advance by telephone, according to the official information available. Due to its location in the historic center of Sepulveda, the museum adds to other heritage resources of the town and reinforces the cultural and tourist profile of this town in the province of Segovia.