• Acueduct of Segovia - The Aqueduct of Segovia is a Roman aqueduct that supplied water to the Spanish city of Segovia until 1973. Its construction dates back to the early second century AD. The most recognizable and famous section of the aqueduct is the arcade that spans Azoguejo square.
• Alcazar of Segovia - The Alcázar of Segovia, originating from the early 13th century, is one of the most renowned medieval castles globally and a highly visited monument in Spain. Twenty-two kings have walked its halls, along with several notable historical figures.
• San Martin Church - Constructed in the 12th century, it is situated on the present-day Juan Bravo street, midway between the Cathedral of Santa María and the Roman aqueduct. This Mozarabic-origin temple features Romanesque architecture, with three naves, a transept crowned by a brick dome, and a tripartite apse.
• Convento de Santa Teresa - Erected at the start of the 17th century, this building is believed to be on the birthplace of Saint Teresa of Jesus. It was built under the patronage of the Discalced Carmelite Order and was declared a National Monument on January 4, 1886.
• Las Murallas de Avila - The city walls of Avila are a Romanesque military fortification encircling the old town. The wall, along with the old town and several churches outside the walls, was designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1985. Its significance lies in being one of the best-preserved medieval walled complexes in Spain.

• Guided walking tour of the historic centre of Segovia
• Bilingual guides in English and Spanish
• Travel by air-conditioned bus
• Admission fee: Guided visit to Segovia’s Cathedral (optional)
• Admission fee: Guided visit to Avila’s Wall (optional)
• Guided walking tour of the historic centre of Avila

• Any service not specified

Leave the crowds of Madrid behind and set off to discover Segovia & Ávil on this full-day tour. Admire in Segovia the marvel of Roman engineering in the preserved aqueducts and explore the city’s history.
The Plaza Mayor, the spectacular Gothic Cathedral of Santa María, the viewpoint of Canaleja, .. and, of course, another of its tourist icons is the Alcazar of Segovia, its the unique castle with the appearance of a fairytale palace of Disney.

Now in Avila city, walk the ancient streets and lose yourself in the fortified city’s architecture among the Roman churches, a 12th-century cathedral, and Gothic palaces and learn about Santa Teresa de Jesus.
The history of the mentioned monuments, as well as anecdotes, curiosities and stellar moments over the years, will be told in great detail by our guide during the guided walk tour.

Join this tour and get a deep knowledge about these two Unesco World Heritage cities, for couples, families with children and culture and history lovers…,

• The duration of the tour includes the round trip Madrid-Segovia-Avila-Madrid

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.