Travel back in time to the rule of the Romans on this 8-hour private day trip to Segovia, with a round-trip, high-speed train ticket from Madrid. After meeting a private guide in Segovia, explore the fascinating UNESCO World Heritage-listed city on a walking tour. Marvel at the Aqueduct of Segovia, discover the 11th-century Alcázar Castle and learn all about Segovia Cathedral. Enjoy personalized commentary from your private guide, and make the most of some free time before returning to Madrid.
Posted By : John_G
Everything about our tour was wonderful, starting with our guide. Segovia is great and I would recommend this tour to anyone.
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Posted On : 2023-02-08 15:59:30 
Posted By : Martin_S
Segovia was beautiful, historical and interesting. Loved the castle and the climb up the tower. Bot the best part was Theresa our guide. She’s a bona fide historian, she really made the rich history of the city come alive.
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Posted On : 2022-05-30 13:03:14
Posted By : Robert_S
Even though our train arrival in Segovia was delayed, our guide was waiting for us and ready to go. A local lady and very well informed about the history and culture of the areas we toured. Very good tour!
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Posted On : 2022-05-27 16:54:59
Posted By : DoctorKat60
Corel is a beautiful spirit! She is friendly, professional, and incredibly knowledgeable! I felt comfortable with her the entire time, and would definitely request her accompaniment for another tour! First class!
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Posted On : 2022-02-11 06:19:52 
Posted By : Frederick W
We took the high speed comfortable train out of Chamartin station in Madrid, which is a fair distance from the city center, and arrived at the small station about ten minutes outside of Segovia, and were met by our guide Elena, who spoke excellent English, and drove us to the beginning of our tour at the Alcazar. Elena was a spectacular guide, knowledgeable without being pedantic, and passionate about explaining the history and culture of Segovia. The five hours passed so quickly but we never felt rushed - I especially enjoyed the steep climb up the Alcazar. As other reviewers have said, you must be prepared to walk. Comfortable shoes are essential.
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Posted On : 2019-09-26 16:14:15
Posted By : ChuckDallas
Our guide was Elena - she was perfect. Good English and very knowledgeable about Segovia and its history. She made the tour perfect!
This is a walking tour so be prepared to walk. Remember the streets are cobblestone, comfortable shoes are a necessity. I estimate we walked four hours thus this is not a tour for those w/ ambulatory problems. In addition there are stairs and hills. Just be prepared. But there is so much history in Segovia - it's a must see visit.
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Posted On : 2018-06-06 12:17:05
Posted By : Isabelle_L
Must do if you have a few days in Madrid. Gorgeous town, loved the aqueduct and the Cathedral. The Alcazar was being worked on so it was partially covered in scaffolding, but the interiors were well worth the visit. Our tour guide was great and we had no one else in our group. We went in March and it was considerable cooler than in Madrid. Not very crowded with tourists highly recommend it.
Posted By : Brian N
this tour states ALL DAY TOUR-8 hours and i did not get that and paid 508 euros for a round trip train ticket...was picked up at 10 and and the tour guide left at 1pm. then had lunch but the town SHUTS down from 2-5 and we had a 6pm already purchased train ticket. we have been debating weather saying anything now that we are home, but i will not recommend your website and defiantly not this tour to Segovia b/c this is not what the itinerary stated. that money was hoped to be spent on a day trip and not just 3 hours...plus the train time. not sure what you can do to credit us back funds as i kinda feel like i was robbed. the tour guide was pleasant and knowable and we got to see the cathedral and castle at extra charges, not mentioned but i am so disappointed it almost makes me angry to feel lied to as well on the description. i can not recommend you to friends going to Spain.
