Private Tour Ávila and Segovia From Madrid with Official Guide

Our first stop will be Ávila. On this journey you will be able to see the Cross of the Fallen and the Guadarrama mountain range

It consists of four granite columns that support an arch, symbolizing the entrance to the city. Built in the 16th century, this monument is a historical and cultural landmark, and offers a unique panoramic view of Ávila and its surrounding landscape.

Its imposing structure, with integrated defensive walls, stands out for its sobriety and robustness. Built between the 12th and 14th centuries, this cathedral is an emblematic monument of the city, recognized for its medieval history and architectural beauty.

Surrounded by historic buildings and bustling with cafes and restaurants, this square is a popular meeting point for locals and visitors. With its medieval charm, the Plaza del Mercado Chico is an emblematic place where cultural events and festivities are held, offering a unique experience in Ávila.

On this trip you will be able to enjoy the landscape of the Guadarrama mountain range. Once we arrive at the Plaza Mayor you will have free time for lunch.

ady of Cathedrals" and one of the great examples of late Gothic in Spain. During the tour of its interior, you will learn about its history, architecture, and main spaces, also discovering some of its works of art and the religious importance that Segovia had throughout the centuries. Its location in the middle of the Plaza Mayor will also allow us to understand the evolution of the city and some of the historical events that marked this place.

atic castles in Spain and former residence of the kings of Castile. We will tour its main rooms while learning about its evolution from medieval fortress to royal palace and some of the events and characters linked to its history, including Isabella the Catholic. Its spectacular location over the valleys of the Eresma and Clamores rivers and its unique architecture make it one of the essential monuments of Segovia. Entrance to the Palace and guided tour included. The Tower of Juan II is not included.

preserved Roman engineering works in the world and an indisputable symbol of the city. Along with its guide, you will learn how it was built almost 2,000 years ago, how it works, and some of the details that explain its extraordinary state of preservation. It will also have time to enjoy different perspectives of the monument and take photographs before starting the private return to Madrid.

Your driver-guide will take you directly to your hotel or accommodation, completing this private 9-hour experience through two UNESCO World Heritage cities.