Segovia and Avila Guided Tour and Flamenco Show in Madrid
Description
Depart from Madrid to visit the two unique cities of Segovia and Avila on this full day tour. 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.
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Itinerary
Enjoy this full day tour around Segovia and Ávila, ending at one of the most famous Tablaos in Madrid to enjoy a magnificent Flamenco Show in Madrid. Starting from our headquarters, we’ll drive to Segovia, visit the Aqueduct Square, the Town Hall Square, the Gothic Cathedral and of course the interior of the Alcázar of the 12th century, former fortified residence of the kings of Castile, as well as a walking tour through the city until lunchtime.
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- admission NOT included
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In the afternoon, we will discover Avila to walk through its old streets and admire the medieval wall, the exterior of the Cathedral, Mayor Square, and a short Teresian route through the Church of San Juan Bautista and the convent of Santa Teresa, in addition to entering the Basilica of San Vicente.
This will be the end of the tour /Entrance with one drink included during the show. No return to the hotel included
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Important Information
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(4)
Fabulous day exploring the two cities. Flamenco show was also great and at an hour, the right length after a busy day.
Very relaxing tour with friendly knowledgeable guide. After visiting the castle, we were treated to a beef stew with vegetables and bean soup. Enjoyable time was spent walking through the cobbled streets. Also the bus was air conditioned which was very much needed in August’s 40c temperatures. The flamenco show was very enjoyable and the sangria was a nice touch.
<p>The coach was very uncomfortable with small seats for a longish journey.Too much walking. Otherwise, the towns were interesting and lots of history.</p>
