Begin your tour at the Roman Aqueduct, Segovia’s most iconic landmark. Marvel at this engineering masterpiece, built around the 1st century AD to transport water from mountain springs over 17 kilometers. Take in the towering granite arches and snap photos of this UNESCO World Heritage site as your guide shares the history and legends surrounding its construction.

Wander through the narrow cobbled streets of the Judería, a hidden gem of medieval Segovia. Learn about the city’s Jewish community, merchant life, and the local legends tied to these charming alleys. Discover quaint plazas, historic houses, and artisan shops tucked away from the main tourist routes.

Visit San Martín Church, a Romanesque gem dating back to the 12th century. Admire its stone façade, elegant arches, and serene interior, reflecting the architectural style of medieval Segovia. This stop also provides a chance to explore local history beyond the major tourist sites.

Continue to San Esteban Church, another beautiful Romanesque church. Observe its unique carved portal, bell tower, and peaceful atmosphere, which give insight into Segovia’s ecclesiastical architecture during the Middle Ages.

Stroll through Plaza de Medina del Campo, a quiet historic square, and enjoy the medieval streets that radiate from it. Your guide will share stories of the city’s past, from merchants and guilds to hidden legends and historic anecdotes. Along the way, stop at a local pastry shop for a taste of Segovia’s famous hornazo or yemas.

Conclude your tour at the Mirador de la Pradera de San Marcos, offering panoramic views of the city, including the Alcázar from below, the Eresma River valley, and surrounding countryside. This is the perfect spot for photos and reflection on Segovia’s historic charm.