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Discover Segovia's highlights on a 2-hour guided walking tour including the impressive Roman Aqueduct and entry to the historic Alcázar castle for just $22.

The Segovia: Guided Walking Tour with Alcázar Entry offers an engaging way to explore one of Spain’s most captivating historic centers. Priced at $22 per person and lasting approximately 2 hours, this tour is perfect for travelers eager to see key sights with an expert guide. The experience includes entry to the Alcázar of Segovia, providing an inside look at this regal castle once home to notable monarchs like Isabella I of Castile. The tour departs from Plaza del Azoguejo, right in the heart of Segovia, making it easy to start your exploration.
We like how this tour combines walking through the city’s most iconic sights with exclusive access to the Alcázar, giving visitors a comprehensive look at Segovia’s historical treasures. It’s a well-balanced experience suited for those interested in architecture, history, and local stories. Keep in mind, the tour is conducted in Spanish, and reservation is necessary, with a minimum of 6 participants required to confirm the activity.
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The tour begins at Plaza del Azoguejo, famous for its Roman Aqueduct, an engineering marvel that dates back to the 1st century AD. During the guided walk, you’ll marvel at this imposing structure, which dominates the cityscape with its elegantly spaced arches. The guide provides insights into its construction and significance, making it more than just a photo opportunity.
After admiring the aqueduct, the tour moves to the nearby Casa De Los Picos, a building notable for its ornate facade. This historic house once belonged to the nobility and now stands as a symbol of Segovia’s architectural beauty. The guide shares stories about the building’s past, helping visitors appreciate its intricate design.

Next, the walking route leads through Segovia’s medieval streets toward the Church of San Martín, a charming example of old-world architecture. This church is part of what was once the Jewish quarter, adding a layer of cultural history to the walk. The guide explains the significance of this area and its role in the city’s medieval life.
The Plaza Mayor becomes the next highlight, where the group gathers to admire the exterior of the Segovia Cathedral. While the tour doesn’t include interior access, the guide points out its architectural features and historical importance, enriching your understanding of Segovia’s religious and civic history.

The tour culminates at the Alcázar of Segovia, where visitors receive entry to the castle as part of the experience. The Alcázar is renowned for its fairy-tale appearance, with turrets and ramparts overlooking the city. Inside, the guide leads you through stately rooms that once hosted Kings and Queens, including Isabella I of Castile.
Throughout the visit, you’ll learn about the castle’s many functions over the centuries, from royal residence to military fortress. The tour offers a rich narrative about its role in Spain’s history, complemented by the chance to explore its elegant chambers firsthand.
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The meeting point is clearly marked by a yellow postbox in Plaza del Azoguejo, where the guide, carrying a green tote bag, waits for participants. It’s recommended to arrive 5 minutes early to ensure a smooth start. The tour is shared with other participants, providing a lively group atmosphere but still maintaining a personal touch through the guide’s commentary.
Since the tour is wheelchair accessible, it accommodates a range of mobility needs. The entire experience is designed for convenience, with no included hotel pickup or food—guests should bring comfortable shoes for walking.
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Booking is flexible, allowing free cancellation up to 24 hours before the scheduled start. This is ideal for travelers with uncertain plans, as it ensures peace of mind. The reserve now & pay later option also offers flexibility, letting you secure your spot without immediate payment.

Compared to other options, this tour’s main strength is the combination of a guided city walk with the Alcázar entrance, ensuring you see the highlights without the hassle of separate bookings. The expert guide’s storytelling is praised for making the history engaging and accessible, especially for those interested in the detailed history of Segovia’s buildings and royal connections.
The tour’s affordable price point and duration make it an attractive option for visitors with limited time. However, since the tour is only conducted in Spanish, non-Spanish speakers may want to consider additional language options or private tours if available.

The Segovia Guided Walking Tour with Alcázar Entry provides a compelling mix of outdoor exploration and inside access to one of Spain’s most distinctive castles. It’s ideal for travelers wanting a rundown of Segovia’s main sights with an expert guide sharing stories along the way.
While the tour is straightforward and informative, it’s particularly suited for those who appreciate architecture, history, and royal stories. The $22 price and 2-hour duration make it a cost-effective and manageable way to experience Segovia’s rich past.
“Very good, Eva is an excellent professional who made it very enjoyable and interesting!”

Is this tour suitable for wheelchair users?
Yes, the tour is wheelchair accessible, ensuring that most visitors with mobility needs can enjoy the experience.
What language is the tour conducted in?
The guided tour is conducted in Spanish, so travelers should be comfortable with the language or consider other options if needed.
What is included in the tour price?
The price covers the guided walking tour, entry to the Alcázar of Segovia, and the services of an expert guide.
Are food and drinks included?
No, the tour does not include food or drinks; these must be purchased separately if desired.
How long does the tour last?
The tour lasts approximately 2 hours, starting from the meeting point and ending back there.
Where does the tour start?
It starts at Plaza del Azoguejo, recognizable by a yellow postbox and the guide’s green tote bag.
Can I cancel the tour if my plans change?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the tour begins.
Is it necessary to book in advance?
Yes, reservations are required, and booking early helps ensure availability.
What should I wear?
Comfortable shoes are recommended, given the walking involved.
What makes this tour stand out?
The combination of city sights with entry to the Alcázar and a knowledgeable Spanish-speaking guide makes for a focused and informative experience.