Spain · SEGOVIA AND ÁVILA DAY TRIPS
11 tours
A Roman aqueduct holding itself up without a drop of mortar, a castle that looks drawn rather than built, and a walled city with its eleventh-century ramparts intact. Below are the 11 best trips: which do both towns in a day, which include the Alcázar and the cathedral, and which stop for the roast lamb.
Guided day trip from Madrid to Ávila and Segovia with skip-the-line monument tickets, radio guide headsets, and a light bite in Ávila.
“Very good arrangements for the trip by Fun and Tickets. Very good guides at Segovia (Elena - very very knowledgeable) and at Avila (Gloria). The bus was very comfortable.”
Three UNESCO cities in one day from Madrid: Toledo, Ávila and Segovia. Optional cathedral and Iberian lunch on an air-conditioned bus.
“Good experience. Like it.The tour guide is very knowledgeable and helpful. I would definitely recommend to other travelers.”
Madrid day trip to Segovia and Toledo with Alcazar entry, UNESCO Roman aqueduct views, and optional Toledo Cathedral guided interior.
“There was a perfect amount of time spent in each location. The guide was informative and clear in her communication. The audio guide devices worked well and aided in our ability to hear our guide. It was an overall excellent experience.”
Visit walled Avila and Roman Segovia in one day from Madrid, with guided UNESCO monuments and included skip-the-line tickets plus a drink.
“Everything was perfect and well organised. We had a great time!”
Toledo and Segovia in one long day from Madrid, with a guided walk, Roman sights, and Skip-the-Line Alcázar entry.
“Our tour guide was Cynthia and she was incredibly knowledgeable about Toledo and Segovia. She has something super interesting to say about so much stuff and as a history person, I absolutely loved it. I loved seeing massive cathedrals and huge castles, and the aqueducts were incredible. I highly recommend this tour. The longest drive was two hours, but it was the siesta time so it worked out very well.”
Madrid day trip to Segovia’s Roman aqueduct and Alcazar, then Avila’s UNESCO walls, Romanesque churches, and optional St. Teresa visit.
“Both places are so beautiful and so much history that it is amazing. The wall in Avila and the castle in Segovia are a most see. I am glad I bought this amazing tour through viator. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and helpful.”
Guided day trip from Madrid to Segovia and Ávila. Roman Aqueduct, Segovia Cathedral entry, Alcázar views, and Avila’s medieval walls.
“Juan Carlos II is a good guide, enjoyed the entire tour”
Madrid day trip to Toledo and Segovia by bus with bilingual walking tours, Aqueduct views, Cathedral stops, and Alcazar time.
“Nice place to visit with family and friends becauce you have the oportunity to lern about old culture”
Full-day guided bus tour from Madrid to Ávila and Segovia, with bilingual guides, free time, and top sights like the walls and Alcázar.
“This was a full day, starting at 9 am sharp and ending at 7:30 PM. Both beautiful provinces, Segovia deserves it's own day with so much to see and explore. Highly recommend taking this day trip, you won't be disappointed. Be prepared to walk all day. Our tour guide Albert was very professional and well-informed in history.”
A guided full-day trip from Madrid to Ávila and Segovia, with **Ávila Walls** views, the **Roman Aqueduct**, and the Alcázar.
“The tour was great, well organized and reasonably priced. It's the first time that we've seen a double-deck tour bus that big, new and fancy, and the driver Juandra was great. Our tour guide, Rodrigo, was very knowledgeable, bilingual, and funny. He provided a lot of interesting details about historical significance of the landmarks. The pace was a little fast for some seniors, and there were hills, but generally good pace for adults. The places we visited were inherently amazing: Segovia with the castle, aqueduct, and cathedral, and Ávila with the ancient walled city and cathedrals. They are well reserved and clean. We definitely recommend the tour.”
A 12-hour, guided day trip from Madrid to Segovia, Ávila, and Toledo with cathedral access, UNESCO sights, and optional Iberian lunch.
“Excellent. Our guide, Diego was amazing. Very informative, interesting, knowledgeable, and friendly. I would recommend this tour.”
