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10 places on the map

Top 10

1
Spectacular Roman aqueduct, symbol of the city
- Tip: At night
3 tips
- Best seen from Plaza de Díaz Sanz
- Climb the stairs for a top view
- Pretty at night
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2
Fairytale fortress on a rocky crag
- Tip: Go early
- Tip: Book ahead
1 tip
- Climb the Torre de Juan II
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3
Late-Gothic cathedral known as the Lady of Cathedrals
- Tip: Dress code
2 tips
- Take the tower tour
- Free entry hours for residents
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4
Arcaded main square of the old town
3 tips
- Try cochinillo nearby
- Busy at weekends
- Enjoy a coffee on a terrace
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5
Twelve-sided Templar-style Romanesque church
3 tips
- Limited opening hours
- Great views of the Alcázar
- Walk along the Eresma
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6
Hieronymite monastery in the Eresma valley
3 tips
- Check visiting hours
- Quiet place
- Lovely walk from the Alcázar
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7
Lively square with a Romanesque church and Torreón de Lozoya
3 tips
- Great for people watching
- Near the Casa de los Picos
- Sunny café terraces
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Romanesque church with a tall tower
3 tips
- Photogenic from the square
- Check opening hours
- Quiet area
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9
16th-century house covered in diamond-shaped stones
3 tips
- Free to see from outside
- Photogenic facade
- On the way to the plaza
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10
Medieval wall and gate with walking paths
- Tip: Go early
2 tips
- Walk the wall
- Panoramic views
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Before you go: Segovia tips

Transportation

Take the high-speed train: AVE and Avant trains connect Madrid with Segovia-Guiomar station in under half an hour.
Use the city bus: Buses link Segovia-Guiomar station with the aqueduct and old town.
Walk the old town: The historic centre is compact and best explored on foot.

Security

Watch for pickpockets: Keep bags secure in busy areas around the aqueduct.
Be careful on cobblestones: Streets are steep and uneven; wear sturdy shoes.
Use reputable taxis: Take licensed taxis from ranks or call one through your hotel.

Saving

Lunch on the menu del dia: Many restaurants offer an affordable set lunch menu.
Enjoy free sights: The aqueduct and city walls are free to view.
Visit as a day trip: Day trips from Madrid can save on accommodation costs.

Weather/Clothing

Cold winters: Segovia is high and cold in winter; pack a warm coat and gloves.
Warm summers: Summers are warm but evenings can cool down; bring a light jacket.
Strong sun: The sun is intense at altitude; wear sunscreen and sunglasses.

Cultural

Try cochinillo: Roast suckling pig is Segovia's famous dish.
Respect church etiquette: Dress modestly when visiting the cathedral and churches.
Dine late: Spaniards eat lunch and dinner late; adjust your schedule.

Local Hacks

Visit the Alcazar: Climb the tower of the Alcazar for views over the countryside.
See the aqueduct from above: Walk up the steps beside the aqueduct for a great view.
Try ponche segoviano: This local marzipan cake is a sweet treat from Segovia.

Segovia

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Before you go: Segovia tips

Transportation

Security

Saving

Weather/Clothing

Cultural

Local Hacks

1-day itineraries in Segovia

Alcázar de Segovia and around

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