• Segovia - Just a short journey from Madrid, Segovia is a historic city brimming with heritage that enchants its visitors. Renowned for its remarkable Roman aqueduct, one of the best-preserved globally, Segovia also features the splendid Alcázar, a 12th-century castle that resembles a fairytale with its lofty spires and breathtaking vistas. The city is also home to a Gothic cathedral situated in the heart of Plaza Mayor, encircled by quaint, narrow streets. The local cuisine, especially the “cochinillo asado” (roast suckling pig), is another highlight. Segovia, with its fusion of history, medieval architecture, and stunning landscapes, provides a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in the culture and beauty of Spain. A visit to Segovia transports tourists to a distant past, where every stone and monument narrates the tale of centuries of tradition and grandeur.
• Alcazar of Segovia - The Alcázar of Segovia is among Spain’s most impressive castles, perched atop a hill, offering breathtaking views of the city and surrounding landscape. With a history dating back to the 12th century, the Alcázar was initially a military fortress but has also served as a royal residence, military academy, and prison over the years. Its distinctive architecture combines Gothic, Renaissance, and Mudejar elements, with its towers inspiring the design of Disney’s castle. While exploring the Alcázar, visitors can marvel at the splendor of its rooms, such as the Throne Room and the Royal Chapel, and ascend the keep tower for stunning views. The castle also features a museum with exhibits on its history and evolution. The Alcázar of Segovia is a true jewel of Spanish history, transporting visitors to an era of kings and knights.
• Toledo - Toledo, known as the “City of Three Cultures,” is a historical gem in Spain where Christians, Jews, and Muslims once coexisted, leaving behind a unique cultural legacy. Situated on a hill and encircled by the Tagus River, the city captivates with its scenic landscape and intriguing architecture. Its narrow streets lead to impressive landmarks, such as the majestic Toledo Cathedral, a remarkable example of Gothic art, and the Alcázar, which dominates the city’s skyline. Toledo is also famous for its historic synagogues and mosques, reflecting centuries of cultural harmony. Once the capital of Spain, Toledo is the land of El Greco, where visitors can admire works by the renowned Renaissance painter. With its rich history, traditional crafts like swords and damascened metalwork, and authentic cuisine, Toledo offers an unforgettable experience that blends the past and present around every corner.

• Bilingual guide
• Tickets to Alcazar
• Radio guidance system
• Transport by air-conditioned coach

• Hotel pick-up and drop-off service
• Food and Drink

Embark on a full-day guided tour from Madrid to uncover the historic marvels of Toledo and Segovia. Start your adventure in Segovia, where you will find the magnificent Roman aqueduct, a UNESCO World Heritage site and a stunning example of Roman engineering in Spain.

Visit the impressive Alcázar of Segovia, a royal palace situated on a rocky hilltop, providing breathtaking views near the Sierra de Guadarrama. Next, journey to Toledo, known as the “City of Three Cultures,” where Christians, Jews, and Muslims once coexisted peacefully. Wander through its medieval streets and explore its rich heritage, including captivating monuments and architecture.

Discover the city’s unique history and, depending on your selected option, enjoy a guided tour inside the awe-inspiring Toledo Cathedral, an architectural gem. End your journey with a picturesque return to Madrid, enriched by the enchanting stories and sights of these two iconic Spanish cities.

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