An impressive aqueduct from the days of the Roman Empire marks the entrance to this fairy-tale Castilian city, with the Sierra de Guadarrama in the background.
After the initial amazement at this magnificent feat of engineering, with 167 arches held together only by the balance of forces, it’s time to visit towers, Romanesque churches, synagogues, Renaissance palaces, convents, gardens, hidden courtyards, a fortress which could have inspired the creators at Disney… In Segovia you don’t need a bus to see them all. You can enjoy each step and make the most of the walk.
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How to get to aeroplane
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The nearest airports to Segovia are:Madrid-Barajas Adolfo Suárez Airport, 105 kilometres away.Villanubla-Valladolid Airport, 130 kilometres away.Salamanca Airport, 145 kilometres away.
How to get to bus
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There are coaches from Segovia to cities like Madrid, Ávila, Salamanca and Valladolid, operated by the companies Avanza and Linecar.
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The bus and coach station is located on Paseo Ezequiel González 12 (+34 690 886 660). It is approximately a 10-minute walk to the city’s historic quarter.
How to get to train
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The high-speed train between Madrid and Segovia makes the trip in just half an hour. The train departs from Madrid-Chamartín Station.Ticket booking
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Segovia railway station is on Calle Obispo Quesada 1, about a 20 minute walk from the historic centre. High-speed trains arrive at the AVE station, about 6 kilometres from the city centre.
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Bus route 12 runs between the AVE station and the city centre.
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Bus route 11 runs between the AVE station and the Aqueduct.
How to get there by road
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From Madrid, take the A6 and AP-6 towards A Coruña until kilometre 88. Then continue on the AP-61. The journey by car takes about an hour and 10 minutes.
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Other roads that connect to Segovia:Main roads: N-110, Soria-Plasencia; N-603, San Rafael-Segovia; and N-VI, Madrid-La Coruña (San Rafael).- Regional roads: CL-601 and M-601: Valladolid – Segovia – Madrid (via Navacerrada); and CL-605: Segovia – Arévalo – Zamora.- Motorway: A-601: Valladolid-Segovia.- Toll motorways The AP-51 (toll motorway) runs between Ávila and the small town of Villacastín in Segovia.
Practical information
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The tourist card can be purchased online or in person at the city’s Visitor Centre (Calle Azoguejo, 1). It offers discounts and free tickets at: hotels, restaurants, shops, craft shops, museums, active tourism companies and Segovia tourist products. It is valid for one year.
How to get around in bus
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12 daytime routes and a night-owl bus running from 23:00 to 06:50.
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Bus route 12 runs between the AVE station and the city centre.
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Bus route 11 runs between the AVE station and the Aqueduct.
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The number 10 bus route runs from the historic quarter to the Aqueduct.
How to get around in other means of transport
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Taxi. In addition to the usual services, they offer: Tourist taxi and routes that visit Viewpoints, Palaces and Castles.
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