A black metal pole with a row of six blue directional signs attached, mounted to a tan, textured stucco wall

A black metal pole with a row of six blue directional signs attached, mounted to a tan, textured stucco wall. The signs point in various directions and are written in both Spanish and English. The sign at the top reads "Puerta de San Andrés, San Andrés Gate". Below are signs for the "Barrio de la Juderia, Jewish Quarter", "Catedral, Cathedral", "Acueducto, Aqueduct", and "Alcázar". The signs also contain translations in Japanese and Korean. The wall is adorned with a Grecian fretwork design. The scene is a street corner in the city of Segovia, Spain. The coordinates provided place the location near the Plaza Mayor, where the city's major historical sites are located. There are no people or objects in the scene, other than the pole, signs, and wall.