Toledo & Segovia Day Trip with Cathedral and Alcazar Tickets and Lunch from Madrid
by Amigo Tours Spain
Choose from 6 available options
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€75.90Overview
This full-day bus tour lasts about 11 hours, departing from Madrid to visit Toledo and Segovia. In Toledo, you start with a 15-minute stop at Mirador del Valle for views and photos before a guided walking tour. The guided part covers about an hour, beginning at Plaza De Zocodover and passing through the Jewish Quarter, the Primada Cathedral (viewed from outside), and the Alcazar de Toledo. After the walking tour, you have free time to explore on your own. Before leaving Toledo, the tour stops for 45 minutes at Damasquinados Suarez, a workshop where traditional Toledo inlaid metalwork is demonstrated, including sword making and pieces inspired by "Game of Thrones." The journey continues to Segovia, where the first sight is the Roman Aqueduct, followed by a one-hour guided walking tour that includes passing by Segovia Cathedral and Plaza Mayor. You then enter the Real Alcazar de Segovia for about 30 minutes, using included entrance tickets if selected. You will have roughly two hours of free time in Segovia to explore independently before returning to Madrid. The tour includes transport by air-conditioned coach, a monolingual local guide, and if selected, skip-the-line entrance tickets to the Alcazar and Cathedral in Segovia, plus lunch. Note that hotel pickup and drop-off are not included. The tour involves significant walking on narrow, cobbled streets in both cities and is not recommended for guests with reduced mobility. Children under 11 must use their own baby car seats.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Toledo
The group spends around three hours in Toledo. The guide leads a one-hour walking tour starting at Plaza De Zocodover, passing through the Jewish Quarter, showing the Primada Cathedral from outside, and the Alcazar de Toledo. There is also a 45-minute visit to the Damasquinados Suarez workshop demonstrating traditional Toledo metalwork. The remaining time is free for independent exploration.
180 min
Mirador del Valle
A 15-minute stop at this viewpoint offers views of Toledo and time for photos before the walking tour begins.
Plaza De Zocodover
This square is the starting point of the guided walking tour through Toledo's narrow streets.
Jewish Quarter of Toledo
The walking tour passes through this historical district where Jews lived during the Middle Ages.
Catedral Primada
The tour passes by the Primada Cathedral, with the guide explaining details of its construction; the group does not enter.
Alcazar de Toledo
The guide shows the Alcazar of Toledo, a military fortification on one of the city's highest points.
San Juan de los Reyes Convent
This Franciscan convent built under Queen Isabella I is viewed from the coach during the Toledo portion.
San Martin Bridge
The walking tour of Toledo ends here, at the medieval bridge over the Tagus River that offers views of the city.
Damasquinados Suarez
Before leaving Toledo, the group visits this workshop for 45 minutes to see the making of traditional Toledo metalwork, including swords and themed pieces.
45 min
Segovia
The group spends about three hours in Segovia, starting with the Roman Aqueduct. There is a one-hour guided walking tour passing by the Segovia Cathedral and Plaza Mayor, followed by about two hours of free time.
180 min
Acueduct of Segovia
The first sight in Segovia is the Roman aqueduct, where guests have some free time to explore the area.
15 min
Cattedrale Di Segovia
During the walking tour, the guide passes by Segovia Cathedral, a Gothic-style church dedicated to the Virgin Mary, built in the mid-16th century.
15 min
Plaza Mayor
The walking tour continues through Segovia's main square, which features the cathedral's apse, the Juan Bravo Theater, and the town hall.
Real Alcazar de Segovia
The group visits the medieval Alcazar of Segovia for about 30 minutes. This castle dates from the 12th century and has hosted 22 kings. Entrance is included if the ticket option is selected, before returning to Madrid.
30 min
Meeting point
The guide will be waiting with a sign of Amigo Tours next to the bus. Take the exit Julio Camba at Ventas Metro Station.
End point
The guide will be waiting with a sign of Amigo Tours next to the bus. Take the exit Julio Camba at Ventas Metro Station.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Toledo & Segovia Day Trip with Cathedral and Alcazar Tickets and Lunch from Madrid
by Amigo Tours Spain
Choose from 6 available options
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€75.90Overview
This full-day bus tour lasts about 11 hours, departing from Madrid to visit Toledo and Segovia. In Toledo, you start with a 15-minute stop at Mirador del Valle for views and photos before a guided walking tour. The guided part covers about an hour, beginning at Plaza De Zocodover and passing through the Jewish Quarter, the Primada Cathedral (viewed from outside), and the Alcazar de Toledo. After the walking tour, you have free time to explore on your own. Before leaving Toledo, the tour stops for 45 minutes at Damasquinados Suarez, a workshop where traditional Toledo inlaid metalwork is demonstrated, including sword making and pieces inspired by "Game of Thrones." The journey continues to Segovia, where the first sight is the Roman Aqueduct, followed by a one-hour guided walking tour that includes passing by Segovia Cathedral and Plaza Mayor. You then enter the Real Alcazar de Segovia for about 30 minutes, using included entrance tickets if selected. You will have roughly two hours of free time in Segovia to explore independently before returning to Madrid. The tour includes transport by air-conditioned coach, a monolingual local guide, and if selected, skip-the-line entrance tickets to the Alcazar and Cathedral in Segovia, plus lunch. Note that hotel pickup and drop-off are not included. The tour involves significant walking on narrow, cobbled streets in both cities and is not recommended for guests with reduced mobility. Children under 11 must use their own baby car seats.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Toledo
The group spends around three hours in Toledo. The guide leads a one-hour walking tour starting at Plaza De Zocodover, passing through the Jewish Quarter, showing the Primada Cathedral from outside, and the Alcazar de Toledo. There is also a 45-minute visit to the Damasquinados Suarez workshop demonstrating traditional Toledo metalwork. The remaining time is free for independent exploration.
180 min
Mirador del Valle
A 15-minute stop at this viewpoint offers views of Toledo and time for photos before the walking tour begins.
Plaza De Zocodover
This square is the starting point of the guided walking tour through Toledo's narrow streets.
Jewish Quarter of Toledo
The walking tour passes through this historical district where Jews lived during the Middle Ages.
Catedral Primada
The tour passes by the Primada Cathedral, with the guide explaining details of its construction; the group does not enter.
Alcazar de Toledo
The guide shows the Alcazar of Toledo, a military fortification on one of the city's highest points.
San Juan de los Reyes Convent
This Franciscan convent built under Queen Isabella I is viewed from the coach during the Toledo portion.
San Martin Bridge
The walking tour of Toledo ends here, at the medieval bridge over the Tagus River that offers views of the city.
Damasquinados Suarez
Before leaving Toledo, the group visits this workshop for 45 minutes to see the making of traditional Toledo metalwork, including swords and themed pieces.
45 min
Segovia
The group spends about three hours in Segovia, starting with the Roman Aqueduct. There is a one-hour guided walking tour passing by the Segovia Cathedral and Plaza Mayor, followed by about two hours of free time.
180 min
Acueduct of Segovia
The first sight in Segovia is the Roman aqueduct, where guests have some free time to explore the area.
15 min
Cattedrale Di Segovia
During the walking tour, the guide passes by Segovia Cathedral, a Gothic-style church dedicated to the Virgin Mary, built in the mid-16th century.
15 min
Plaza Mayor
The walking tour continues through Segovia's main square, which features the cathedral's apse, the Juan Bravo Theater, and the town hall.
Real Alcazar de Segovia
The group visits the medieval Alcazar of Segovia for about 30 minutes. This castle dates from the 12th century and has hosted 22 kings. Entrance is included if the ticket option is selected, before returning to Madrid.
30 min
Meeting point
The guide will be waiting with a sign of Amigo Tours next to the bus. Take the exit Julio Camba at Ventas Metro Station.
End point
The guide will be waiting with a sign of Amigo Tours next to the bus. Take the exit Julio Camba at Ventas Metro Station.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.