From Madrid - Avila, Segovia and El Escorial Private Tour

Community of Madrid, Madrid



Don't miss the opportunity to discover the cities of Ávila and Segovia, both declared a World Heritage Site, and enjoy a guided visit inside the El Escorial Monastery.

Highlights

  • Visit Avila Cathedral
  • Learn about the creation of the Roman aqueduct in Segovia
  • Discover the Alcazar of Segovia, a symbol of the art and history of Spain
  • Enjoy a guided tour of the El Escorial Monastery

Description

Leave Madrid early in the morning and head towards Ávila, where you will stop at the Cuatro Postes viewpoint. After, travel to the city to start the walking tour, and pass by the Sanctuary of San Vicente, the cathedral and of course, the walls.

Next head to Segovia and on arrival your guide will explain everything about the creation of the aqueduct by the Romans. Then continue your route through the streets of the city center, and pass through the Cathedral, continuing through the district of the Canonries, until you reach the famous Alcazar, a symbol of the art and history of Spain.

Then you have free time to enjoy lunch, do some shopping or access some of the monuments on your own.

Once the break is over, go to El Escorial, where you will visit the inside of its Monastery. There, under the guidance of your guide, discover the architectural complex that includes a royal palace, a basilica, a pantheon, a library, a school and a monastery.

Late in the afternoon, return to Madrid in your comfortable vehicle. Join the tour and learn about the history, the architecture and the culture of Spain.

Includes

  • Transportation on an air-conditioned vehicle
  • Private Guide
  • Entrance to the El Escorial Monastery
  • Hotel pick-up inside the city center

Excludes

  • Food and drinks
  • Entrances to any other monuments

Important Information

  • This tour includes 3 cities in one day, so the schedule is quite tight, is very important that you follow the instructions of the guide at all times. Latecomers cannot be accommodated
  • Please wear comfortable athletic or walking shoes, layered clothes and sun protection
  • Please note that this tour is not fully accessible for people with mobility problems due to the numerous staircases and pavements that we may find during the itinerary

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund

Frequently Asked Questions

The tour departs from Madrid early in the morning.
The tour visits the Cuatro Postes viewpoint, Sanctuary of San Vicente, Ávila Cathedral, and the city walls.
Yes, the guide explains the creation of the Roman aqueduct in Segovia during the visit.
Yes, the tour includes a visit to the Alcazar of Segovia, a historic Spanish fortress.
Yes, the tour features a guided visit to the El Escorial Monastery.
The tour typically lasts a full day, leaving Madrid in the morning and returning in the evening.
Yes, transportation from Madrid to Ávila, Segovia, and El Escorial is included in the private tour.
Yes, this is a private tour and can be tailored to your group’s preferences.
Check the official websites of Ávila Cathedral, Segovia Aqueduct, Alcazar, and El Escorial Monastery for current hours.
Comfortable walking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing are recommended for the walking tours.

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