⭐ Discover Segovia, a UNESCO World Heritage city, like never before with this comprehensive guided tour. Admire its most iconic monuments, including the Cathedral, the Alcázar, and the Roman Aqueduct. Stroll through its historic center and fall in love with one of Spain’s most beautiful cities.
Outdoor Guided Tour of the World Heritage Site
🎫 Access to the exteriors of monuments
You can choose from:
- General Rate
- Reduced Rate – for Friends of Segovia tourist card holders, children from 6 years old, students up to 25 years old, retirees with valid documentation, people with a disability certificate of 33% or more, and members of large families with official accreditation
- Free Rate – for children up to and including 5 years old
Highlights
🌟 A unique opportunity to explore Segovia, one of Spain’s most beautiful cities
⛪ Guided tour of the exteriors of historical monuments such as the Cathedral and the Aqueduct
🗺️ An informative and enriching tour led by an official SICTED-certified Segovia guide
🌳 Free admission within 48 hours to: Educational Center of the Jewish Quarter, Francisco Peralta Puppet Collection, and Gate of Saint Andrew; Reduced Rate access to: Royal Mint and Antonio Machado’s House
General Info
📅 Schedule: Monday through Thursday and Saturdays at 4:15 PM
⏳ Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
📍 Meeting point: Plaza del Azoguejo, 1, Segovia
👤 Age: all ages welcome
👉 Radio guides available for loan to hear the guide clearly
❗ Reduced ticket holders must present valid accreditation before the visit
📱 After purchase, make sure to read the instructions in your confirmation email
Guided Tour Itinerary
- Aqueduct (starting point)
- Calle Real (Plaza de Medina del Campo, Church of San Martín, Plaza del Corpus Christi, Main Synagogue…)
- Plaza Mayor
- Cathedral
- Canonjías neighborhood
- Alcázar (end point)
Description
Join this comprehensive guided tour and discover Segovia’s most spectacular monuments, a city whose historic center and Roman Aqueduct were declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985.
The tour begins at the foot of the Aqueduct, which is nearly 2,000 years old and considered one of the best-preserved Roman aqueducts in the world. You'll then stroll along the so-called Calle Real, the city’s main thoroughfare, where you'll discover key landmarks such as Plaza de Medina del Campo, the Church of San Martín, Plaza del Corpus Christi, and the Old Main Synagogue, among other points of interest.
Once in Plaza Mayor, you'll find the Cathedral, known as "the Lady of the Cathedrals," one of the finest examples of late Gothic architecture.
The route continues through the Canonjías neighborhood and concludes outside the Alcázar, where you’ll enjoy one of the most stunning panoramic views of the Eresma Valley.
