Embark on a captivating adventure to explore two of Spain's most emblematic cities, brimming with history, culture, and beauty.Segovia: A Step Back in TimeOur journey begins with a comfortable bus ride to Segovia. Upon arrival, we'll embark on a walking tour of the historic center. Stroll along cobblestone streets, admiring iconic landmarks such as the Plaza Mayor, Casa de los Picos, San Martín Church, and the majestic Alcázar, a former fortified residence of Spanish royalty.**Free Time for Lunch**: Savor the local cuisine with free time to indulge in Segovia's culinary delights. Don't miss the chance to try the famous Segovian suckling pig at a traditional restaurant.Ávila: The Walled CityAfter lunch, we'll head to Ávila, the city of walls. Guided by our expert, we'll explore the historic center, marveling at the exteriors of Mercado Chico Square, San Vicente Basilica, Velada Palace, and Ávila Cathedral. The highlight is the impressive Ávila Wall, a perfectly preserved 2-kilometer-long medieval defensive structure offering breathtaking panoramic views.Return to Madrid: As our adventure concludes, we'll return to Madrid by bus, filled with unforgettable memories of our day trip.Optional Add-ons:- Two monuments admission (Cathedral of Segovia and Walls of Avila)- Gastronomic lunch**Gastronomic Lunch Menu**: Starter of large white beans, roasted suckling pig, "Tarta de ponche" (typical Segovian dessert), and a drink
Begin your full-day tour with a morning visit to the Monastery of El Escorial, built under the reign of powerful King Philip II as a residence for Spanish kings. See the Monastery and Pantheon of the Royal Family at this site that was declared a monument of Artistic and Historic Interest, and Mankind Heritage.Your tour includes the Monastery, the Cloister of the 4 Evangelists, the Palace of Philip II, the Pantheon of the Royal Family, the Chapterhouses, and the Basilica. The Valley of the Fallen is a memorial to those who died during the Spanish Civil War. Situated in a beautiful valley in the mountains of Guadarrama, this impressive work features a colossal cross standing over 150 meters high, and Basilica and Crypt excavated in the rock under the mountain. This tour includes admission to the Valley and a visit inside the Basilica.Then, continue for a short break at lunchtime in MadridLeaving Madrid at 3:00 pm towards the Sierra de Guadarrama mountain range, we'll arrive at our final destination after about 90 minutes, where we'll enjoy a walking tour around the historic centre of Segovia. Here we'll learn all about the history of the most emblematic sights in the city, such as the famous Aqueduct.Having seen the majestic architecture of the exterior of the cathedral, and other significant monuments throughout the city we'll take a guided tour of the Segovia fortress. Here, in the old residence of the Castillian kings, we'll reveal interesting facts about the different monarchs. And with the guided tour over, you'll have free time in Segovia to wander around at your own pace, buy a souvenir or have lunch on your own.Then in the evening, the tour meets again about 6:15 pm head back to Madrid.
Embark on a full-day guided tour to the UNESCO-listed cities of Segovia and Avila from Madrid aboard an air-conditioned bus.Take a walking tour of Segovia, a city rich in historical monuments. See the magnificent Roman Aqueduct from the time of Emperor Augustus. Soak in its rich architectural heritage by following your guide to the Gothic-style Cathedral. Then, cross theCanonjías neighborhooduntil you come to theAlcazar of Segovia, one of the most spectacular fortresses in all of Spain. After admiring its exterior, step inside to discover its legends and glorious past. Time to get the lunch (white beans, Segovia style stew veal and dessert, drinks are not inlcuded).Finally, continue on to Avila, one of Spain’s oldest cities. Marvel at its well-preserved, castle-like walls dating from the 11th century. Enter the old quarters which house important Romanesque churches, Gothic palaces, and the city’s 12th-century Gothic cathedral. Walk by the exterior of the Avila Cathedral, admdire the Romanesque Basilica of San Vicente, and visit the central town square of Plaza Mayor. Take a short walk through the city’s old streets to the Convent of Saint Teresa.After exploring the rich history of both places with your guide, you will be returned to Madrid. Later that night, make your way to one of the most unique flamenco shows in the world, where you will enjoy a complimentary drink.
Enjoy a combined tour visiting Toledo in the morning and Segovia in the afternoon.Toledo Visit: Start with a panoramic view of Toledo from the Valley Viewpoint. Explore an authentic Damascene workshop and wander through cobblestone streets, discovering the fascinating mix of cultures that make Toledo an open-air museum. Stroll through Plaza de Zocodover, the city's lively heart, and admire the majestic exterior of the Gothic Cathedral, a masterpiece housing numerous artistic treasures.After the guided portion, enjoy free time for lunch on your own before returning to the meeting point.Segovia Experience: Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Segovia offers a guided tour of its historic center. Marvel at impressive monuments like the Roman Aqueduct, Casa de Los Picos, and the Gothic Cathedral. The tour culminates at the Alcázar, a former fortified residence of Spanish royalty.
On this 5-hour tour from Madrid, you’ll begin with a visit to the Monastery of El Escorial. It was built under the reign of powerful King Philip II as a residence for Spanish kings, a monastery, and a royal pantheon.It became a symbol of the great power of the Spanish Empire at that time. The monument was declared to be of artistic and historic importance and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.The Valley of Cuelgamuros was built in 1936, about 9 kilometers from Escorial, as a memorial to those who died during the Spanish Civil War.Situated in a beautiful valley in the Guadarrama Mountains, this impressive work features a cross standing more than 150 meters high, as well as a basilica and crypt built into the hard rock under the mountain.The tour includes admission to the Valley as well as a visit to the basilica’s interior.
Spend a different afternoon, enjoying a delicious lunch in the city and the spectacular Peruvian Paso Horse show, and the beauty of one of the most Peruvian representative dances: the Marinera
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We offer this wonderful excursion to tour the beautiful Valley of Chicama, located northern coast of Peru, and visit some of the most impressive archaeological discovers known as Huaca El Brujo. Discover this sacred place of the Moche Culture and appreciate the beauty of its impressive ancient buildings. Visit the incredible Museum of the Cao to see the mysterious mummy of the Lady of Cao, a woman belonging to the elite Moche. Taste the Peruvian drink known as Chicha de Jora at the small village of Magdalena de Cao. Explore with us this mysterious site and live a unique experience
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