The Tour to Avila, a city that preserves the oldest and most complete walled enclosure in Spain, starts very early in the morning from Madrid, by car with a guide, we start by visiting the fortified Basilica of San Vicente of the 12th century, one of the most impressive works of Romanesque architecture.

In Avila, St. Teresa of Jesus was born, one of the greatest mysteries of the Catholic Church. It is mandatory to make the Teresian route that begins with the Church of San Juan Bautista, Plaza de San Juan de la Cruz and the Convent House of Santa Teresa

This opened in 1636 you can admire the baroque facade and the plan of the Latin Cross. Then we will continue to the Cerro de los Cuatro Postes to observe one of the best views of the city. Finally, in Ávila we will take a tour of the exterior of the Cathedral, the walls and the Plaza Mayor. There will be a small break for lunch and follow the route to Segovia

In Segovia we will make a guided tour the first thing will be to admire the famous Roman aqueduct of 16 km in length, admirably preserved

We enter the Gothic Cathedral, remembered for its elegance "The Lady of the Spanish Cathedrals", the last cathedral with this style built in Spain and also its 12th-century Alcazar. Among the most significant features is its majestic altarpiece, by José de Churrigera, with a sensational flamenco triptych.

built between the twelfth and sixteenth centuries on a rock above the rivers Eresma and Clamores. During the Middle Ages, it was the favorite residence of the Kings of Castile, before being the state prison until the reign of Carlos II. We will admire the views of the Guadarrama mountains. Free time to enjoy a meal in Segovia. After the tour of Segovia, back to Madrid