Segovia is a charming city in Spain, known for its incredible history and architecture. Here is a suggested itinerary for three days.
Day 1: Historic Center and Aqueduct
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Morning:
- Roman Aqueduct: Start your day with Segovia's main symbol - the Roman aqueduct. It is one of the most significant and well-preserved ancient structures in Spain.
- Azoguejo Square: Right next to the aqueduct is one of the city's most popular squares. Take memorable photos here.
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Day:
- Alcazar of Segovia: This impressive fortress, perched on a rock, resembles fairy-tale castles and is a must-visit. Inside, you can explore beautiful halls and towers.
- Segovia Cathedral: Known as the "Lady of Cathedrals," this cathedral is one of the last built in the Gothic style in Spain.
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Evening:
- Stroll through the streets of the old town: Enjoy the city's atmosphere and try local cuisine in one of the restaurants. Don't forget to taste Spanish wine and the dish "cochinillo asado" (roast suckling pig).
Day 2: Culture and Nature
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Morning:
- Monastery of San Antonio el Real: Visit this historic monastery with its beautiful Gothic elements and Mudéjar-style decoration.
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Day:
- La Granja de San Ildefonso Royal Palace: Located half an hour's drive from Segovia, this palace is known for its magnificent garden and fountains. It is recommended to spend the second half of the day here.
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Evening:
- Explore the surrounding areas: Discover the natural beauty of the region, such as pine forests, or enjoy the sunset in nature.
Day 3: Additional Attractions and Relaxation
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Morning:
- Santa Maria del Parral: A grand monastery that is still functioning and offers a unique insight into religious architecture.
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Day:
- Barrio Hederia: Historic Jewish quarter with narrow streets and characteristic architecture. Here you will also find the Center for the Study of Jewish Culture.
- Visit an exhibition in one of the museums: Explore one of the temporary exhibitions or permanent displays in local museums.
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Evening:
- Farewell dinner: Spend the evening in one of the local restaurants, enjoying traditional Spanish cuisine.
Each day can vary depending on your interests and pace, as well as the time of year and weather. Don't forget to check the opening hours before visiting attractions.
