Segovia Guided Tour with Cathedral and Alcazar
On this guided tour, you'll explore Segovia and learn about its designation as a World Heritage Site in 1985, including visits to the Plaza Mayor, Cathedral, and Alcazar. Tour Details.
- 3 hours
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- Open on Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat
On this guided tour, you'll explore Segovia and learn about its designation as a World Heritage Site in 1985, including visits to the Plaza Mayor, Cathedral, and Alcazar.
Tour Details
At the scheduled time, we'll meet next to the famous Aqueduct, one of the most symbolic monuments of Segovia. We'll start our guided tour in Spanish of the capital of this province.
This aqueduct, believed by historians to be the best-preserved Roman aqueduct in the world, is over 2000 years old and a must-see in the city.
After viewing the aqueduct, we'll proceed to Calle Real, Segovia's main street, to see key locations such as Medina del Campo and Corpus Christi Squares and the Roman Church of San Martín.
In Plaza Mayor, we'll visit the Cathedral of Segovia, known as the "Lady of the Cathedrals" for its impressive size, and explore this 16th-century architectural gem, marked by Gothic and Renaissance features.
The tour continues to the neighbourhood of Canonjías, concluding at the Alcázar of Segovia, one of Spain's most famous fortresses. After a guided tour of the Alcázar, the tour will end after 2.5 hours.
More Guided Tours of Segovia
If you prefer to visit only the Alcázar or the Cathedral, you can choose to participate in alternative activities.
Prices
Included
- Spanish–speaking guide
- Entrance to Segovia Cathedral and the Alcázar of Segovia
- Radioguide
Not included
- Entrance to the Cathedral's Tower and the Alcázar's Tower
Tips
- Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible. Accessible toilets. This must be indicated in the reservation. Audible security and alarm system. Information in accessible formats. Provides signage for wayfinding and orientation. Security system and visual alarm. Offers technological adaptations for the deaf. Staff with knowledge of sign language. Security system and visual and audible alarm. Accessible toilets. Information in easy-to-read format.
