Duratón River Gorges
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An impressive natural canyon in the province of Segovia, ideal for hiking, kayaking and watching griffon vultures.
What to see in Segovia
These are the 7 places to visit in the province of Segovia. Save your favourites and open them in Google Maps to plan your route.
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Aqueduct of Segovia
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A Roman aqueduct over 800 metres long built without mortar, the symbol of Segovia and a World Heritage Site.
Alcázar of Segovia
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A castle on a crag between two rivers, with a fairy-tale silhouette, once a residence of the kings of Castile.
Pedraza
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A walled medieval town in Segovia with a lovely arcaded square and a castle, famous for its candlelit nights.
Royal Palace of La Granja
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A Bourbon palace at the foot of the Guadarrama mountains, with gardens inspired by Versailles and monumental fountains.
Coca Castle
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Fifteenth-century Mudéjar brick castle built by the Fonseca family, with a deep moat and polygonal towers.
Sepúlveda
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Medieval town perched above the Duratón gorges, with the Romanesque church of El Salvador and seven gates in its old walls.
About Segovia
Segovia is recognisable at first sight by its Roman Aqueduct, one of the best preserved in the world, and by the fairy-tale silhouette of its Alcázar. The province offers the Royal Palace of La Granja, the medieval village of Pedraza and the Duratón River Gorges.
Frequently asked questions about Segovia
What to see in Segovia in one day?
From the Aqueduct, walk up Calle Real to the Plaza Mayor and the Cathedral, continue to the Alcázar and do not leave without trying roast suckling pig.
When is the best time to visit Segovia?
Spring and autumn. In winter the mountains are often snow-capped and Segovia looks beautiful, though cold; in summer the fountains of La Granja are turned on on special dates.
What towns and places to visit near Segovia?
The Royal Palace of La Granja, Pedraza, Sepúlveda and the Duratón Gorges, Riaza and Ayllón.