Segovia Private Tour

The Roman Aqueduct of Segovia (built in the 2nd century) is one of the best-preserved Roman constructions in Spain and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In total, the Aqueduct is more than 28 meters high and covers a distance of more than 15 kilometers. A masterpiece of Roman engineering. 

Impressive medieval fortress built on a hill with panoramic views that allowed to defend the city in case of attack. The Alcazar was the residence of important Castilian kings. Inside, you can visit up to twelve rooms decorated with period furniture

The Cathedral of Santa María, nicknamed “The Lady of Cathedrals”, was built between the 16th and 18th centuries (Basque-Castilian Gothic style). Its impressive tower is more than 80 meters high. 

The Gate of San Andrés, part of the old wall of Segovia, is one of the few medieval gates that are preserved in the city. From there, you can access the wall and walk a stretch with panoramic views of the old town and the Alcazar.

Segovia’s Jewish Quarter was home to a thriving Jewish community from the 12th century until its expulsion in 1492. In this charming area, you can visit an ancient synagogue. There is also an information center on Jewish culture and the old Jewish cemetery.

Medina del Campo Square is one of the main squares of the historic center. In this square you can admire important historical buildings such as the Church of San Martin, the tower of Lozoya, or few noble palaces of local aristocratic families.