Get to know Segovia accompanied by an official guide on an outdoor route through its most emblematic monuments. Ideal for starting to explore the city.
The meeting point is on Fernán García Street at the corner of Ochoa Ondategui. The guide will carry a red umbrella.
The tour ends at the Alcázar of Segovia.
Discover one of the most impressive Roman monuments in Spain, built to supply water to the city. You will learn how this extraordinary work of engineering was built and its importance in the history of Segovia
Enjoy the views of the San Millán neighborhood, the city rooftops, and the Sierra de Guadarrama. From this urban balcony, you will also discover the profile of the Dead Woman, a mountainous formation linked to the traditional legends of Segovia.
Contemplate the singular facade of this 15th-century historic building, decorated with diamond-shaped granite blocks. You will know its history and all its details.
Admire this noble palace from the late fifteenth century, distinguished by its elegant Gothic windows and characteristic stucco decoration. You will know the architectural features that make this building a singular example of the city's civil heritage.
Know one of the most representative places of the old Jewish quarter of Segovia. This building was the Great Synagogue of the city and allows one to discover the importance of the Jewish community in medieval Segovia, as well as the religious and historical transformations it experienced throughout the centuries.
Tour the historic heart of Segovia, surrounded by emblematic buildings such as the Town Hall, the Juan Bravo Theater, and the church of San Miguel. You will know the evolution of this square as the center of the social and political life of the city.
Discover the so-called "Lady of the Cathedrals," one of the great jewels of late Spanish Gothic. You will know its main architectural characteristics and the role this imposing temple plays in the monumental profile of Segovia
Discover one of the charming corners of the historic center, in the surroundings of the old Jewish quarter and the Romanesque church of San Andrés. This stop allows you to better know the medieval layout of the city, its traditional spaces, and the architectural richness preserved in the streets near the Cathedral.
Conclude the tour at one of the most emblematic castles in Spain, recognizable by its silhouette over the confluence of the Eresma and Clamores valleys. You will know its evolution from medieval fortress to royal residence, as well as its role as a prison and headquarters of the Royal Artillery College.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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