• Aqueduct of Segovia - This iconic Roman aqueduct is one of the city’s most recognizable landmarks. It stands as a remarkable testament to Roman engineering and is in excellent condition. A visit to Segovia would be incomplete without seeing this architectural marvel.

Visitors will explore its rich history, legends, legacies, reconstructions, and the secrets of this over 2,000-year-old aqueduct.

• Desarenador del Acueducto - The tour includes a visit to the San Gabriel sand trap, where a secondary decantation occurred before the water continued to the city’s upper areas. From the house, one can observe how water entered the canal, view its channel, and understand the aqueduct’s operation in its aerial section, as it embarked on its monumental journey.
• Monument to Juan Bravo - Located in Medina del Campo Square, this statue honors Juan Bravo, a significant military and political leader during the 16th-century War of the Communities of Castilla.

The sculpture depicts Juan Bravo on horseback, exuding determination and energy, symbolizing the courage and bravery he displayed during the war.

• Casa de los Picos - Known for its distinctive façade adorned with granite spikes shaped like diamonds, the House of Spikes is situated on Calle Juan Bravo in Segovia’s historic center.

Dating back to the 15th century, its unique façade is a hallmark of Segovian architecture, blending Gothic and Renaissance styles in an unusual design for its time.

• San Martin Church - This church is a historical and artistic gem in Segovia. Its Romanesque style, combined with Gothic and Mudejar elements, offers a captivating example of architectural evolution in the city. Art and history enthusiasts should definitely include this church in their Segovia itinerary.
• Corpus Christi Church - Formerly the Main Synagogue of Segovia, the exact construction date is unknown, but recent studies suggest it was built around the 14th century.

This synagogue is the best-preserved of the five that existed in the Segovian Aljama, likely due to its conversion to Christianity in 1410.

Inside, visitors can admire the architecture typical of Jewish culture and the decoration from its later Christian use. It features a prayer room divided into three naves, separated by horseshoe arches and octagonal pillars topped with pineapple and scroll capitals. Above the side naves, a continuous gallery with horseshoe arches interspersed with pentalobed arches is decorated with palmettes.

• La Juderia - Stroll through the streets of Segovia’s Jewish quarter, which enjoyed a peaceful existence with minimal conflict with other Jewish populations until the 15th century.
• Cathedral of Segovia - Participants will have an hour to explore the cathedral independently, plus an additional hour for meals, depending on the group’s pace. Being a small group, there will be no issues.

Known as the “Lady of Cathedrals,” this grand Gothic cathedral is a major city attraction. Its size and architectural details are awe-inspiring, as are the stunning views from its tower.

• Alcazar of Segovia - This castle is one of Spain’s most famous, with its fairytale appearance and distinctive ship-prow shape. Inside, visitors will discover a rich history and captivating architecture.
• Mirador Alcazar Pradera de San Marcos - This viewpoint offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the city, allowing visitors to admire Segovia’s old town, the Alcázar, and the surrounding landscape.
• Church of the Vera Cruz - This notable religious building is located in Segovia, Spain. Here is more information about this church:

Situated on the outskirts of Segovia’s historic center in “El Parral,” the Church of the Vera Cruz is a Romanesque-Mudejar style temple and a significant example of this architectural style in Spain.

Built at the end of the 12th century, it is renowned for its octagonal plan, believed to represent the Holy Sepulcher of Jerusalem, setting it apart from other religious buildings of the time.

The church’s exterior features a simple yet impressive design, with blind arches and horseshoe-shaped windows characteristic of the Mudejar style. Inside, there is an octagonal central nave and a main altar housing an image of the Virgen de la Vera Cruz.

• La Granja de San Ildefonso - Participants can choose to walk through the gardens of La Granja with the guide or visit the Royal Palace of La Granja de San Ildefonso independently.

La Granja de San Ildefonso is a historic royal palace and gardens built in the 18th century, serving as a summer residence for Spanish monarchs. The complex includes a magnificent palace, beautiful gardens, and spectacular fountains.

The gardens are renowned for their geometric design and stunning fountains, featuring numerous sculptures, statues, and tree-lined paths, creating a majestic and serene atmosphere.

• All Fees and Taxes
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Corpus Christi Church Entrance
• Carbonated beverages
• Entrance to the Alcazar of Segovia

Join us for a semi-private tour of Segovia, designed to be calm and leisurely, allowing you to truly enjoy and learn about its history. With a maximum of 8 participants, the tour will proceed at the group’s pace, emphasizing relaxation and savoring each moment.

Explore this charming Spanish city, where you’ll encounter numerous sites of remarkable beauty.

This tour offers a chance to delve into history and appreciate the unique architecture. Segovia is a city that blends outstanding tourist attractions within a warm and picturesque setting.

On the return journey to Madrid, we’ll take a route through the stunning Guadarrama mountain range, showcasing its breathtaking landscapes. This unique tour focuses on experiencing and quietly enjoying this beautiful city.

Travel in comfort in a Mercedes Benz Vito equipped with air conditioning.

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• The semi-private tour without connections with other tour operators.
• Minivan Mercedes Benz Vito/V or similar
• The guide is in Spanish and audios will be used for other languages.
• A semi-private tour Maximum 8 people.
• The Tour will be carried out with a minimum of 4 participants.
• The time and space for the meal will be agreed with each group.
• Our tourist experience is supported by different audios, so you can have a simultaneous translation.
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