Segovia, a world heritage city since 1985 by the UNESCO. It is a medieval city full of art and history: Roman Aqueduct, medieval noble houses from the 15th and 16th century, the last gothic Cathedral built in Spain and the Alcazar, our medieval fortress and much more. Enjoy a walking tour through the city together with an official tour guide born in Segovia, who will show you also not famous corners of the city but as important as the most popular and the traditions and gastronomy of the region.
This itinerary can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Send me a message with your requests!
Meeting Point
Outside of the tourist office in Segovia, beside the Aqueduct (address: Avenida del Acueducto, 1, 40001, Segovia ) or at the reception of the hotel
Segovia
Meeting point outside of the Tourist office of Segovia, just beside the Roman Aqueduct.
Short introduction of the group and plan the walking tour.
Segovia
Learn about the origins of Segovia, the 2 rivers which sourround the rockhill and all the details of the 16km Roman Aqueduct which is still complete since 2nd century a.c.
Calle Real
Discover what is the calle Real, one of the most popular streets of Segovia. Learn about the sgraffito technique used in the fachade of the buildings, why the roofs are different in Segovia and many noble houses from the 15th and 16th century, the golden age of Segovia.
Plaza de Medina del Campo
This square is one of the most beautiful places of Segovia. A combination of 16th italian influence houses with romanesque churches, an old 15th century palace now part of it turned into an Art Museum and in the middle of the square a sculpture of one of the most important history characters of Segovia.
Plaza Mayor
This is the main square, where you can be amazed by the gothic Cathedral, alias "La dama de las Catedrales", the city hall and all the history behind this irregular main square comparing to other main squares in Spain.
(Here there is the option to visit the inside of the cathedral - around 45 mins)
Calle Marqués del Arco - Calle Daoíz - Las Canongías (the canonry quarter)
Discover the history of the oldest civil Romanesque quarters in Spain from the 12th century and the jewish quarter.
Alcázar (Medieval Castle)
Enjoy the views from the top of the rockhill and the view point, where you will learn about the Eresma valley and the historical buildings located in the valley. Then discover the medieval castle (here you can choose to visit the Alcazar, which tour is around 45 mins).
Ronda de Juan II heading to pass by the jewish quarter
Come up to the end of the tour walking through the jewish quarter and learn about the interesting history of this community during the 13th, 14th and 15th century in Segovia. The tour finishes at the main square of Segovia.
Ending Point
At the main Square of Segovia or at the restaurant or at the hotel (I adapt myself to your needs)
This tour can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Click below to send me a message with your requests.
Guide fee
Hotel pick-up (when the hotel is in Segovia)
Entrance tickets fee to monuments (Cathedral and Alcazar)
Alcazar: €11.50 – €3 for students 17 to 25 and pensioners but free for children under 16.
Cathedral: €3
Transportation fee (you and the guide) - in case you would like that the tour guide pick you up in your hotel in Madrid (for example)
Bus costs €2 per person
Lunch
Dinner
All my tours are completely flexible so I could adapt them to any need or willing.
If the you prefer to arrange the pick up/meeting point at the hotel, train or bus station, I am also flexible to this client's need.
(Segovia is 1 hour by car and bus from Madrid and 30 mins by fast train).
In case the hotel is located in Madrid and you would like the tour guide to pick you up in Madrid, this will have an extra cost. I can also organise a private shuttle to go from Madrid to Segovia and Segovia to Madrid.
All entry tickets for monuments (Cathedral and Alcazar) are not included in the tour price as we need to know the exact number of people interested in the visit.
The client can choose visiting both the inside of the Cathedral and the Alcazar, or only one monument or only a walking tour of the city. The tour guide adapts to your needs!
I can pick you up at the hotel in Segovia.
In case you are in Madrid, Ávila or Valladolid, I can organise you the private transfer/driver to come to Segovia.
There is also the fast train possibility: you can be in 27 min from Madrid to Segovia and from Valladolid to Segovia in 40 min.
Born in Segovia. I am an official tour guide of Castille and Leon, mainly in Segovia and surrounding villages.
Everytime I happen to walk in Segovia I feel like a tourist, yet with the knowledge of history of every corner of the city. It's easy to fall in love with Segovia being a World Heritage Site, having one of the most impressive Roman Aqueducts, a generous number of Romanesque churches, the last Gothic-style Spanish Cathedral and the Alcázar and much much more to discover.
On top of I really enrich myself exchanging knowledge with different cultures, which I believe it makes the visit more joyful and interesting.
Sanjay S.
Segovia - World Heritage City: Aqueduct, Cathedral, Alcazar
“Aqueduct tour”
Maria was great. Very thorough. Beautiful town
Nikki M.
Segovia - World Heritage City: Aqueduct, Cathedral, Alcazar
“Great tour ”
The tour was entertaining and informative. Afterwards there were great recommendations for where to eat lunch and other things to see.
“Segovia Highlights with Begonia”
Begonia was a wonderful tour guide. She showed us the highlights of Segovia and did a great job explaining the history of the city and it's monuments. When the tour concluded, she gave us a personal escort to the restaurant where we had reservations and would have been lost trying to find it ourselves.She was also very helpful when planing the trip and resonded to all questions. I highly recommend her if you plan to visit Segovia.
$250/ per group