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Two of Spain's great historic cities in one private day, without the hassle of public transport.
A private tour from Madrid covering both Toledo, the old capital of Spain, and Segovia, home to a Roman aqueduct and medieval castle.
Head first for Toledo, the old capital of Spain, for a walking tour and free time to explore, then continue to the historic city of Segovia to admire its Roman aqueduct and medieval castle.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
A private vehicle and driver pick you up directly from your central Madrid hotel — Voyzo's standard door-to-door private pickup.
Two distinct historic Spanish cities in a single private day.
Time to explore independently as well as with your guide.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
A private tour from Madrid covering both Toledo, the old capital of Spain, and Segovia, home to a Roman aqueduct and medieval castle. Head first for Toledo, the old capital of Spain, for a walking tour and free time to explore, then continue to the historic city of Segovia to admire its Roman aqueduct and medieval castle.
Toledo earned its nickname as Spain's 'City of Three Cultures' because Christian, Muslim, and Jewish communities genuinely coexisted and shaped the city side by side for centuries — and it was the kingdom's actual capital for much of that time, right up until 1561, when King Philip II moved the royal court to Madrid. That long run as the political and religious heart of Spain is a big part of why its old town, with its former synagogues, the mosque-turned-church of Cristo de la Luz, and its Gothic cathedral all within walking distance of each other, was UNESCO-listed in 1986.
Segovia offers a genuinely different kind of history to pair it with: its Roman aqueduct, built from unmortared granite blocks roughly two thousand years ago, is a feat of ancient engineering rather than medieval political history, while its turreted Alcázar castle and late-Gothic cathedral add a second, distinctly Castilian layer on top.
Combining the two in one day means you get Toledo's walking tour and free time first, then continue on to Segovia for its own sightseeing — a genuinely different pairing from Voyzo's Ávila-and-Segovia combination, since Toledo and Ávila offer almost entirely different kinds of history despite being roughly the same distance from Madrid.
Every Voyzo tour is a starting point — tell us what you have in mind and we'll build it.
