Segovia is one of the most famous and beautiful cities in Spain thanks to its rich history, art, monuments, traditions. On this walking tour, we'll trace the history of this city built on a rock, from its earliest days as a Celtiberian settlement. We’ll begin in front of the famous, 2,000-year-old aqueduct ingeniously built by the Romans to bring water from the mountains. We'll follow the city's main road, Calle Real, as we walk through the arched gates of the city wall into Medieval times. Along the way, I'll point out famous buildings, lesser known sites and architectural gems like the city's famous Sgraffito designs. Highlights on this hour long tour include learning about: • The Aqueduct: why, what, who, how, when • The disappearance of the first Cathedral of Segovia and how The Dame of the Cathedrals was built in its place • Juan Bravo and the Comuneros Revolt • The Jewish Quarter and its inhabitants, who once thrived in the city • Why the roofs of Segovia's houses are different from roofs in the rest of Spain We'll eventually end our walk at the famous medieval castle, the Alcazar, and hear about its different functions over the centuries. So, come saunter into Segovian history with me!

Discover the history and interesting facts about Segovia on this private walking tour. Snap pictures of an ancient Roman aqueduct and go through the halls of the Alcázar of Segovia castle.   Be greeted by your guide at your accommodation. Make your way to the well-preserved Roman aqueduct. Uncover the history behind this masterpiece of Roman engineering that has been standing for over 1,800 years. Continue to admire the granite points on the Casa de los Picos façade. Walk to the Sirenas and Medina del Campo squares, where you will find the Mozarabic church of San Martin which is built in the Romanesque-style. Visit the Jewish square next to the Plaza Mayor where you will be able to view a Gothic and Renaissance style cathedral. Arrive at the imposing remains of the medieval city walls of Segovia. Enter the royal palace and fortress of the castle Alcázar of Segovia. Appreciate its features from inside its beautiful halls. Gaze up at gilded ceilings and see how Castilian royalty once lived at this UNESCO World Heritage site.

Early in the morning, you will leave Madrid and head towards the Ribera del Duero, located in the province of Valladolid. First stop will be at the Castle of Peñafiel, built from the 10th century onwards. You will be surprised by the shape of the castle, which will most probably remind you of a ship. The castle now houses the Provincial Wine Museum, where, accompanied by your guide, you can learn about the wealth of wine in the province of Valladolid, as well as its five designations of origin. The denomination of origin that stands out in this area is Ribera del Duero. For this reason, we cannot leave without visiting one of the most important wineries in Valladolid. We will have the opportunity to do a wine tasting accompanied by a tasting of local cheeses and cured meats, as well as learning more about the production of this typical product. Once we have finished our visit to the winery, we will get back on the bus to head towards Segovia, capital of the province of the same name, with its old town and old quarter, which were declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1985. We will take a walking tour where we will discover the most important monuments of the city, such as its imposing 16km long aqueduct, which is considered the most important work of Roman civil engineering in the Iberian Peninsula. During the walking tour, we will see the most important monuments of the city, such as the Cathedral, the Church of San Martín, the Casa de los Picos or the Alcázar of Segovia, a castle whose exterior architecture served as inspiration for some Walt Disney films, such as Cinderella's Castle or the Queen's Castle in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.

Visit Segovia with our Private Tour of Segovia, we will show you the corners that you will not visit if you do not go with a local guide, you will know the Plaza Mayor, the Cathedral, the Aqueduct, the Alcazar of Segovia and many more important points of one of the most important cities beautiful from Spain If you are looking for an activity fully adapted to your needs and those of your group, in a place that houses millions of treasures, this is your city. With its impressive Roman aqueduct, the most important civil engineering work of Roman times in Spain, built with 25,000 pieces of granite, do you want to know how? In addition, behind it there is the legend of the devil of Segovia, which will surprise you! Our official guides will make you understand that this city is more than an aqueduct, whose highest part is located in the Plaza del Azoguejo. Entering the center of the capital, with the possibility of visiting the Casa de los Picos, the Plaza Mayor, the Cathedral of Segovia, the Lady of the Cathedrals, and the Church of San Miguel, where Isabel La Católica was crowned. In addition, we will be able to enter impressive buildings such as the Alcázar, a castle-palace from the 12th century, which even inspired Disney! We recommend visiting its Hall of the Old Palace or the General Military Archive of Segovia. And if after one of the most interesting guided tours in Spanish in Segovia you want to rest while listening to the flow of the Eresma River, we recommend going to the Mirador de la Pradera de San Marcos, it's worth it! Book with us now this Private Tour of Segovia in Spanish and live a unique experience.

Discover the inside of the Gothic Cathedral of Segovia on this guided walking tour of Segovia's historic center. Step back in time as you uncover the history behind sites like Romanesque churches and the Casa De Los Picos. Meet your guide in the Reina Victoria Eugenia plaza not far from the stunning Gothic Alcázar de Segovia castle. Pass by ornate historic buildings such as the Casa De Los Picos on your way to admire the arches on the 1st century AD Roman aqueduct. See some Romanesque churches from outside, such as the 12th-century Church of San Martín. Stroll through part of the old Jewish quarter as you make your way to the central Plaza Mayor of Segovia. Visit the Cathedral of Segovia and see its frescos, altarpieces, and stained glass work. View its late Gothic architecture from the inside. Finish your tour at the exterior of the Alcázar of Segovia.

We will begin by visiting the Aqueduct that makes us a World Heritage City, we will continue along the old Calle Real to delight ourselves with our viewpoints, Casa de los Picos, enter the Sephardic Quarter, make a stop in the Plaza Mayor with the Coronation and Queen Isabel the Catholic or the cover with San Frutos of the Cathedral, delve into the medieval streets appearing the famous "Segovian sgraffito" and end in the great Alcazar.Learn about the history of this elegant palace which was the home of several notable Kings and Queens, including Isabella I of Castile. Explore its stately rooms and learn about the many functions of the castle throughout the centuries. Learn more about the many sights and buildings you will see from your expert guide.