Outdoor Tour of World Heritage Site

⭐ Discover Segovia, a World Heritage site, like never before, with this complete guided tour. Admire its most emblematic monuments such as the Cathedral, the Alcázar or the Roman Aqueduct. Walk through its historic center and fall in love with one of the most beautiful cities in Spain.

Outdoor Tour of World Heritage Site
🎫 Access to the exteriors

You can choose between:

• General Rate

• Reduced Rate: Holders of the Friends of Segovia tourist card, children from 6 years old, students up to 25 years old, retirees with valid documentation, people with a disability certificate equal to or higher than 33% and members of large families with official accreditation.
• Free Rate (children up to and including 5 years old)

Highlights
🌟 A unique opportunity to discover Segovia, one of the most beautiful cities in Spain
⛪ A guided tour of the exteriors of historical monuments such as the Cathedral or the Aqueduct
🗺️ A complete and enriching visit with an official SICTED-certified guide
🌳 Free admission (during the subsequent 48 hours) to: The Educational Center of the Jewish Quarter, Francisco Peralta Puppet Collection and Gate of Saint Andrew and Reduced Rate to: The Royal Mint and Antonio Machado’s House

General Info
📅 Times: Monday to Saturday at 4:30 p.m. 
⏳ Duration: 1 hour and 30 minutes
📍 Meeting point: Plaza del Azoguejo, 1, Segovia
👤 Age requirement: all ages are welcome
👉 Radios will be available to borrow to hear the guide
❗ If you buy a reduced ticket you must present the corresponding accreditation before the visit
📱 After purchase, it is essential that you read the instructions in your confirmation email

Itinerary for the Guided Tour of Segovia

• Aqueduct (starting point)
• Tour of Calle Real (Plaza de Medina del Campo, Church of San Martín, Plaza del Corpus Christi, Main Synagogue…)
• Plaza Mayor
• Cathedral (and its interiors)
• The Canonjías neighborhood
• Alcázar (end point)

Description
Your guided tour of Segovia will begin at the foot of the Aqueduct. At 2,000 years old, it’s among the world’s best preserved Roman aqueducts. Afterwards, you will walk along the so-called “Calle Real”, the main axis of the city, and discover emblematic places. Once in the Plaza Mayor, you will find the Cathedral (known as “the lady of the cathedrals”), one of the most beautiful examples of late Gothic architecture. The tour continues through the Canonjías neighborhood and ends with a guided visit of the Alcázar, an impressive castle converted into a royal residence in the 13th Century, acquiring its unmistakable Gothic physiognomy in the times of John II and Henry IV. Are you in? It’s time to enjoy your guided tour of Segovia, a World Heritage site!