Walk around the Cathedral of Avila with your own audio guide. Learn about the history of the oldest Gothic cathedral in Spain. Admire distinct Romanesque and Gothic architectural features, paintings, and the 13th-century cupola in the shape of a star. First, arrive at the Cathedral of Avila, initially part of the city walls. Then, go in and listen to your audio guide. Witness the architectural change and see Romanesque red and white stones, and white Gothic stones. Walk through the nave. Visit the chapels of piety and conception. Marvel at the Chapel of Saint Ildefonso and Saint Teresa then discover the star-shaped cupola over the 13th-century sacristy. Appreciate paintings by Pedro Berruguete and Juan de Borgoña in the chapel. Finally, finish your tour at the peaceful cloister and see the ribbed vaults and large Gothic-style windows.

We will walk through the history of Ávila through its main characters and monuments through a tour of the historic center. Walls We will admire the impressive towers and canvases of our walls. Undoubtedly, the most representative monument that has given shape and life to the city of Ávila. Basílica de San Vicente The Pearl of the Avila Romanesque. Towards the beginning of the s. Construction began in the 12th century on what ended up being the most important temple in the medieval city of Ávila. This basilica is located in one of the places where more archaeological remains have been found in Avila. Surprise yourself with its light and beauty when you enter its interior, something that you cannot even imagine contemplating its robust exterior construction. From its crypt to its cenotaph, discover with us all the secrets hidden in its walls! Catedral Del Salvador Considered the first Gothic cathedral built in Spain. Its tall and solitary tower stands out, which reveals the double function of this great temple. One as a house of God, the second as an important part of the defense of the city. Its famous cimorro is integrated into the wall as one more tower of it. Basílica Casa Natal de Santa Teresa. We will get to know the figure of the most relevant and international woman in our city. An extraordinary character who influenced and transformed not only Ávila and Spain at the time, but who crossed borders becoming one of the references of the Catholic Church. Palacio de Polentinos Undoubtedly the best and most beautiful example to get to know Avila's palace buildings from the 16th century. Building closely linked to military life. It was the former quartermaster academy of the army and currently houses the General Military Archive of Ávila, as well as a very interesting museum of the Army. Santa Teresa Square. Big Market We end our walk through the history and monuments of Ávila, in the nerve center of the city. A meeting place for locals and visitors, this beautiful square houses the Church of San Pedro, another of the jewels of the Avila Romanesque. We will walk through the history of Ávila through its main characters and monuments.

Pass through the most emblematic places of Avila on a private walking tour. Discover the places, art and get lost in the medieval streets. See the city through the eyes of a local and soak up Avila's history and culture. Start in a centrally located meeting point of your choice with the possibility of personalizing the walking tour to fit your needs. Wander the streets and marvel at unique landmarks such as the Basilica de San Vicente, the Convento de la Encarnación, and its historic walls. Admire the views from the Cuatro Postes viewpoint or visit the Monastery of Santo Tomas.

Immerse yourself in the history, architecture, and cultural delights of Avila, Segovia, and Toledo on this private guided tour from Madrid. After a pickup from your hotel, travel to Ávila, a city located in Castile and Leon declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. See the iconic Medieval walls, the Gothic cathedral, the basílica of San Vicente, and the church of San Pedro. Your second visit of the day will be Segovia, where you'll appreciate the Roman architecture and art that surrounds the place. Admire the 2000-year-old Roman aqueduct, the Alcázar fortress, the Medieval walls, and the Gothic cathedral. Finally, go to Toledo, the former Imperial capital with plenty of cultural influences of Christians, Muslims and Jews. Have the opportunity to visit important places like Puerta de Alcántara, the cathedral, and the plaza Zocodover while you wander the streets. Once you finish, your private chauffeur will drive you back to your hotel in Madrid or place of preference inside the city.

Enjoy the Avila and Segovia private tour from Madrid. It is a full-day experience that lasts 12 hours and it starts by picking you from your hotel in Madrid with a private luxury vehicle. Discover Segovia, declared a World Heritage by UNESCO. See the famous Aqueduct of Segovia, the alcazar of Moorish and Christian architecture, the cathedral, and more. Enjoy lunch and then venture onto Avila. Avila, another city of Castile and Leon, is also a World Heritage Site. Find medieval places to visit and admire. Enjoy its sites in a private guided tour of two hours, discovering the city walls, the Basilica of San Vicente, the real Monasterio of Saint Tomas, and the Cuatro Postes.

Take a day out of visiting Madrid to enjoy a guided tour of nearby Avila. Customize your tour and visit some of the town's most interesting places, including its famous walls and 12-century cathedral. Enjoy a convenient hotel pickup in Madrid and take the drive out to Avila. Choose from a variety of fascinating medieval sights, such as the Basilica of San Vicente and the Convent of Santa Teresa, the birthplace of St. Teresa of Avila. Admire the views from the Cuatro Postes viewpoint or visit the Monastery of Santo Tomas. Have some free time after your guided tour to explore the town at your leisure.

Visit one of the most impressive medieval cities in Europe with a walled enclosure considered one of the best preserved in the world. Ramparts We will start from the San Vicente Gardens admiring the impressive towers and walls. Basilica of San Vicente (Inside) National Monument. It ended up being the most important temple of the medieval city of Avila. It is located in one of the places where more archaeological remains have been found in the city, which denotes the importance of the area for the various peoples and cultures that populated Avila. Surprise yourself with its light and beauty as you enter its interior and discover all the secrets hidden within its walls. Cathedral of Christ the Savior First Gothic cathedral built in Spain. Its tall and solitary tower stands out, revealing the dual function of this great temple. Polentinos Palace The most beautiful example of Avila's palatial buildings of the 16th century. It was the former academy of quartermaster of the army and currently houses the General Military Archive of Avila, as well as a very interesting museum of the Army. Santa Teresa's Birthplace Church The Church of Santa Teresa is part of the convent of the Carmelite monks located in the same square. We will know the figure of the most relevant and international woman of the city. An extraordinary character that influenció and transformed not only the Avila and Spain of the time, also crossed borders becoming one of the references of the Catholic Church. Santa Teresa Square We end the walk through the history and monuments of Avila in the center of the city, which was a meeting place for locals and visitors. In this beautiful square is the Church of San Pedro, another of the jewels of the Romanesque Abulense.

Embark on a private guided tour of the historic cities of Avila and Salamanca from Madrid, with a chauffeur at your disposal. Learn about local history and visit some of the cities most famous sights. After a pickup from your place of choice in Madrid city, travel to Avila, located in Castile and Leon declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. See the iconic Medieval walls, the Gothic cathedral, the basílica of San Vicente, the church of San Pedro, and much more. Later, arrive in Salamanca, where you will marvel at the baroque style of architecture at La Clerecía College. View the over 300 shells which decorate the facade of the library, Casa of las Conchas. See the ornate arches on the facade of the San Esteban covenant. Find out where Columbus planned his trip to the New World. Explore the oldest university in Spain, the University of Salamanca. Once you finish, your private chauffeur will drive you back to your hotel in Madrid or place of preference inside the city.