Discover the enchanting city of Segovia on a day trip from Madrid. With high-speed train tickets, you’ll reach this UNESCO-listed destination in just 30 minutes. Explore the iconic Alcázar, a stunning castle that offers breathtaking views and rich history. Wander the charming Old Town and marvel at the impressive Roman Aqueduct. This self-guided excursion allows you to learn about Segovia’s cultural delights at your own pace. An unforgettable adventure awaits as you uncover the secrets of this captivating Spanish city.
Key Points

- This day trip from Madrid to Segovia includes round-trip high-speed train tickets and entry to the iconic Alcázar castle.
- Visitors can explore Segovia’s UNESCO-listed Old Town, Roman Aqueduct, and other historical landmarks at their own pace.
- The experience is priced between €45.00 and €36.00 per person, with savings of up to 20% available.
- Free cancellation is offered up to 24 hours in advance, and reservation options without upfront payment are available.
- The tour departs from Madrid Chamartín Train Station, a major transportation hub with various amenities for participants.
Overview of the Experience

Visitors can enjoy a day trip from Madrid to the historic city of Segovia, where they’ll have the opportunity to self-guide through the UNESCO-listed Old Town.
The 3-hour excursion highlights the Roman Aqueduct and the iconic Alcázar of Segovia. Travelers will have the chance to explore these architectural marvels at their own pace and enjoy Segovia’s rich history and culture.
The trip also includes round-trip high-speed train transportation, making it a convenient and efficient way to discover one of Spain’s most captivating destinations from the capital.
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Pricing and Booking Information

The Segovia Castle visit from Madrid can be booked for a range of prices, from €45.00 to €36.00 per person, allowing travelers to save up to 20% on the cost.
The tour offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Customers can also reserve their spot without upfront payment and pay later.
Flexible booking options with free cancellation and pay-later options for the Segovia Castle tour from Madrid.
The round-trip train tickets are included in the price, providing a convenient and efficient way to travel from Madrid to Segovia.
This self-guided tour offers flexibility as participants manage their own itinerary during the 3-hour experience.
Travel Details

The high-speed AVE train whisks travelers from Madrid to Segovia in just 30 minutes.
Round-trip train tickets are included in the tour package. Participants will arrive at the Segovia-Guiomar station, then take a short bus or taxi ride to the city center.
The tour meeting point is Madrid Chamartín Train Station, a hub with shops, restaurants, car rentals, and metro/bus connections.
The tour isn’t suitable for wheelchair users. Participants should wear comfortable shoes and bring a camera and water to fully enjoy the self-guided experience exploring Segovia’s historic landmarks.
Tour Highlights and Inclusions
The tour includes visits to Segovia’s most iconic landmarks, such as the stunning Roman Aqueduct, the grand Segovia Cathedral, and the awe-inspiring Alcázar of Segovia.
Participants will also have the opportunity to savor the traditional Cochinillo Asado, or roast suckling pig, a local delicacy.
The tour package includes round-trip high-speed train tickets from Madrid, as well as entry to the Alcázar of Segovia.
With a self-guided format, travelers can explore the city at their own pace, taking in the historical sights and seeing the charming ambiance of Segovia’s UNESCO-listed Old Town.
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Although the meeting point for this tour is Madrid Chamartín Train Station, it’s worth noting that this major transportation hub offers a range of amenities for participants.
The station features shops, restaurants, car rentals, and connections to the metro and bus systems, making it a convenient starting point.
Madrid Chamartín Train Station offers a range of amenities, including shops, restaurants, car rentals, and connections to the metro and bus systems, making it a convenient starting point.
However, it’s important to note that the tour isn’t suitable for wheelchair users. Participants should come prepared with comfortable shoes, a camera, and water.
As this is a self-guided tour, individuals are responsible for managing their own itinerary during the visit to Segovia’s highlights, including the Roman Aqueduct and Alcázar.
Exploring the Roman Aqueduct

Upon arriving in Segovia, one of the first landmarks visitors encounter is the awe-inspiring Roman Aqueduct.
This UNESCO-listed structure, dating back to the 1st century AD, is a breathtaking feat of ancient engineering. Towering over 100 feet tall, the aqueduct’s two-tiered arches span across the city.
Visitors can walk alongside and admire the aqueduct’s impressive size and craftsmanship. They’ll be amazed by how the structure has withstood the test of time, transporting water over 10 miles to the city.
Exploring the aqueduct is a highlight of any visit to Segovia, offering a glimpse into the city’s storied past.
Discovering the Alcázar of Segovia
After exploring the Roman Aqueduct, visitors can make their way to the iconic Alcázar of Segovia. This medieval castle is perched atop a rocky outcrop, offering panoramic views of the city.
Highlights include:
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Intricate Romanesque and Gothic architecture
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Opulent royal apartments with tapestries and frescoes
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Armory museum showcasing centuries-old weaponry
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Dramatic exterior with turrets and towers
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Stunning panoramic views of the surrounding countryside
The Alcázar is a must-see for any visitor to Segovia, providing a glimpse into the region’s storied past.
With convenient train access from Madrid, this day trip offers the perfect opportunity to discover this captivating Spanish landmark.
Savoring the Cochinillo Asado
After exploring the grand Alcázar of Segovia, visitors can savor another local specialty – the famous Cochinillo Asado, or roast suckling pig.
This iconic Spanish dish is an integral part of the Segovia experience. The pork is slow-roasted until the skin is crisp and golden, while the meat remains tender and juicy.
Theres some good this regional delicacy at traditional restaurants in Segovia’s historic old town. The Cochinillo Asado is typically served with roasted potatoes and a side salad, providing a satisfying and authentic culinary encounter.
Savoring this iconic meal is the perfect way to cap off a memorable day in Segovia.
Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Dress Code for This Trip?
There is no formal dress code for this self-guided trip. Participants are advised to wear comfortable shoes and casual, weather-appropriate clothing that allows for easy walking and exploring the historic sites in Segovia.
Can I Store My Luggage at the Madrid Train Station?
Yes, Madrid Chamartín Train Station offers luggage storage services. Travelers can securely store their bags while exploring Segovia for the day. This allows them to travel light and conveniently during the self-guided tour.
Is Wifi Available on the High-Speed Train?
Yes, the high-speed AVE trains typically offer free Wi-Fi for passengers. Travelers can stay connected during the 30-minute journey from Madrid to Segovia and access the internet on their devices throughout the trip.
Can I Purchase Additional Snacks or Drinks During the Tour?
Participants can purchase additional snacks or drinks during the self-guided tour in Segovia. The tour doesn’t include any meals or beverages beyond the traditional Cochinillo Asado tasting, so travelers may want to bring or buy their own refreshments.
Is Photography Allowed Inside the Alcázar of Segovia?
Photography is generally allowed within the Alcázar of Segovia, though visitors should follow any posted rules or instructions from staff. Visitors may capture photos for personal use during their self-guided tour of this iconic Spanish castle.
The Sum Up
Set out on a captivating journey from Madrid to the enchanting city of Segovia. Explore the majestic Alcázar castle, the impressive Roman Aqueduct, and the charming Old Town, all UNESCO World Heritage sites. Enjoy the rich history and savor the local culinary delights, making this self-guided day trip an unforgettable cultural experience.
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