MADRID · DAY TRIP
Madrid’s best days out.
The 15 segovia day trips worth your time in Madrid, with what each one costs, how long it runs and the operator behind it.
A guided day trip from Madrid to Ávila and Segovia with major monuments, skip-the-line entries, and a comfortable bus plus audio headsets.
Most Popular“Our guide, Rafael, was so knowledgeable. A good mix of walking, history, and driving through the countryside. I would not recommend this tour to individuals with mobility issues as the streets can be steep and uneven.”
One UNESCO-packed day from Madrid: Toledo’s cathedral views, Ávila’s stone walls, and Segovia’s aqueduct and Alcázar by bus.
“I would love to give 5 stars to Viator and World Experience, the tour operator for Three Cities in One: Segovia, Ávila, and Toledo from Madrid, but unfortunately I can’t. Based on the reviews and the price, you would think this is the best option—but that changes when you actually need their help.”
Guided day trip from Madrid to Segovia and Toledo with Roman aqueduct, Alcázar, Toledo Cathedral option, and coach comfort for $48.
One-day tour from Madrid to Segovia and Ávila: Roman aqueduct, Alcázar, medieval walls and St. Teresa sites, with monument tickets.
Madrid to Toledo and Segovia in one long day, with a guided walk and Alcázar tickets. Big views, fast pacing, great value.
“The guide was very good and friendly, always willing to assist and kept everybody well informed”
Day trip from Madrid to Segovia and Ávila: Roman aqueduct, Alcázar fortress, UNESCO city walls, cathedrals, and optional suckling pig lunch.
“Nice and interesting. Very comfortable and great experience by not too exhausted walking time; places you can visit are very interest and you can have a wonderful time”
One day from Madrid to two UNESCO cities, Toledo and Segovia, with bilingual guides, scenic bus rides, and free time plus optional Alcázar entry.
“Angie was amazing. She explained key details of historical landmarks very well. If you decide to book this excursion, I highly recommend you request Angie .”
Full-day guided trip from Madrid to Ávila and Segovia with medieval walls, Gothic cathedral, Roman aqueduct, and the Alcázar plus free time.
“My wife and I had an awesome experience on this trip to Avila and Segovia. Our guide (Who's name I have completely forgot, sorry) was amazing. He was so knowledgeable and helpful. He was managing Spanish and English speaking customers at the same time. I would highly recommend this trip to anyone looking to go…”
Madrid to Ávila and Segovia in one guided day, with views of the Ávila Walls, Roman Aqueduct, and Alcázar, plus snacks included.
A guided day trip from Madrid to UNESCO Segovia, Ávila, and Toledo, with Roman sights, medieval walls, and Toledo Cathedral.
A guided day trip from Madrid to UNESCO Toledo and Segovia, with panoramic views, walking tours, the Roman aqueduct, and Alcázar exterior.
Ávila and Segovia day trip from Madrid with UNESCO walls, the Aqueduct, and Alcázar monument tickets plus guided tours and optional lunch.
“Overall was a great day! More time could have been given at the walls of Avila but got to see most of it. Segovia was also great with enough free time to walk about. Only thing is we could have gotten maps of the city so that we can look at other places to visit…”
Madrid to Ávila and Segovia in one long day: medieval walls, Roman aqueduct, and the Alcázar, with guided walks and bus comfort.
“This tour is highly recommended, very informative. Our tour guide, Beatrice was well informed and answered all our questions, very jolly too. Our driver, Carlos was extra careful especially it was raining hard during g our travel”
Long day from Madrid to Segovia and Toledo with coach transport, guided walks, Alcázar entry, and an optional guided cathedral visit.
“We had a great day and strongly recommend it to anyone. Why? We saw 2 unique and wonderful cities in one day and the price was very reasonable. Our pictures were great and we saw and learned a lot. What a great day!”
One-day guided trip from Madrid to UNESCO Segovia and Toledo: Roman aqueduct, Alcázars, cathedral views, Jewish Quarter, and sword workshop.
Every corner of the city, and every road out of it.
