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1 hour 30 minutes · Patricia
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Bilingual Monumental Walk
Free Tour through the Monumental Segovia
Free Tour through the Monumental Segovia is a free, pay what you want walk listed on freetour.com, running in English and Spanish for 1 hour 30 minutes. It meets at Calle Fernán García, corner of Ochoa Ondategui. freetour.com's own page names no operator for this walk, which is rated 9.2 out of 10 across 126 freetour.com reviews.
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Takes you to the guide's freetour.com page, where a free place is reserved directly. Possible radio guide rental fee of 2.5 euros per person when the group is larger than 7 people, paid to the guide at the start. The guiding itself stays pay what you want.
- Duration
- 1 hour 30 minutes
- Language
- English and Spanish
- Meeting point
- Calle Fernán García, corner of Ochoa Ondategui
- Where it walks
- Calle Fernán García
- What it costs
- Free, pay what you want
Free, pay what you want, reserved on freetour.com. The title's monumental means the city's sights, not entry to any paid interior.
Overview
This walk starts beside the Roman Aqueduct and takes a stroll past Segovia's main landmarks. It runs on freetour.com, lasts 1.5 hours, and is given in English and Spanish. The meeting point is the corner of Calle Fernán García and Ochoa Ondategui, in the Plaza del Azoguejo area.
Along the way the guide points out and explains the Aqueduct itself, the Mirador de la Canaleja, the Casa de los Picos, the Cascales Palace, the Statue of Juan Bravo, the Corpus Christi Church, the Segovia Cathedral, the Plaza de la Merced, and the Alcazar. The tour's included and not-included lists are both empty, so nothing beyond the guided walk itself is promised.
The tour is free, pay what you want: booking costs nothing and guests pay the guide what they think the walk was worth at the end. The page describes it as suitable for people with reduced mobility, suitable for families with children, and pet-friendly. One condition comes from city tourism rules: groups larger than 7 people use radio guides, and if that applies the rental fee is 2.5 euros per person, paid to the guide at the start.
Itinerary
| Stop | What Happens |
|---|---|
| Meet at Calle Fernán García | The group gathers at the corner of Calle Fernán García and Ochoa Ondategui. |
| Roman Aqueduct | The walk begins next to the Aqueduct, with the guide explaining the structure. |
| Mirador de la Canaleja | A stop at the Mirador de la Canaleja, named in the tour's highlights. |
| Casa de los Picos | The group passes the Casa de los Picos, one of the stops named on the tour's page. |
| Cascales Palace and Juan Bravo Statue | The stroll continues past the Palacio de Cascales, also called Palacio del Conde Alpuente, and the Monumento a Juan Bravo. |
| Corpus Christi Church | A stop at the Corpus Christi Church, which appears in the tour's highlights. |
| Segovia Cathedral and Plaza de la Merced | The walk passes the Cathedral and the Plaza de la Merced, both named on the tour's page. |
| Alcazar of Segovia | The route reaches the Alcazar of Segovia, the last landmark the tour's description names. |
What To Expect From The Tour
A few practical points from the tour's own page help you arrive prepared.
- Meeting point. There is no pickup. Everyone meets at the corner of Calle Fernán García and Ochoa Ondategui, and the walk sets off from there.
- Pace and duration. The walk lasts 1.5 hours and is described as a stroll past Segovia's main landmarks. The tour's description names the Alcazar last among the sites it explains.
- Language. The tour runs in English and Spanish. If you need a specific language, check the details on freetour.com's own page before reserving.
- Radio guide fee. City tourism rules require groups of more than 7 people to use radio guides. If that applies, the rental fee is 2.5 euros per person, payable directly to the guide at the start.
| Duration | Language | Meeting point | What it costs |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 hour 30 minutes | English and Spanish | Calle Fernán García, corner of Ochoa Ondategui | Free, pay what you want |
- Accessibility and pets. The page states the tour is suitable for people with reduced mobility and for families with children, and that it is pet-friendly.
- Paying the guide. Booking is free and guests pay the guide what they think the walk was worth at the end, as the tour's page puts it.
Common issues. The main cost surprise is the radio guide rule: groups larger than 7 pay 2.5 euros per person for the rental, directly to the guide at the start. No entries or other extras are listed as included, and no minimum number of attendees applies. The tour runs in both English and Spanish, which may affect the language balance of the commentary on a given departure.
More Free Sights In Segovia
| Place | Free Or Ticketed | What Is Free | What You Still Pay For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Museo de Arte Contemporaneo Esteban Vicente | Free | Free entry for all visitors. | Nothing. There is no ticket to buy here. |
| Casa de los Picos | Free | Facade of diamond-pointed stones is free to see from the street at any time. | Nothing. There is no ticket to buy here. |
| Acueducto de Segovia (the aqueduct) | Free | Free to see and walk beside at any time from Plaza del Azoguejo and the viewpoints; it is an open street monument. | The Aqueduct Interpretation Centre is inside the paid Real Casa de Moneda ticket (5 EUR). |
Before You Go
What Is Included In This Free Tour?
A 1 hour 30 minute guided walk in English and Spanish, starting at the corner of Calle Fernán García and Ochoa Ondategui. The tour is free, pay what you want: booking costs nothing and you tip the guide at the end. The included list on the page is empty, so no entries or extras are promised.
Are Entry Fees Or Other Costs Extra?
The included list is empty, so no entries are promised as part of the walk. There is also a possible radio guide rental fee of 2.5 euros per person when the group is larger than 7 people, paid to the guide at the start.
Where Does The Tour Meet, And Is There A Pickup?
There is no pickup. The meeting point is the corner of Calle Fernán García and Ochoa Ondategui, in the Plaza del Azoguejo area. From there the walk starts next to the Aqueduct, the first landmark it explains.
Is The Walk Suitable For Children And Reduced Mobility?
The tour's page states it is suitable for families with children and for people with reduced mobility. It is also described as pet-friendly.
How Does Payment Work?
Booking on freetour.com is free. At the end you pay the guide what you think the walk was worth.
What Should I Bring?
The tour's page lists nothing specific to bring. Bring money for your tip, and if your group is larger than 7 people, also bring 2.5 euros per person for the radio guide rental.
Book Bilingual Monumental Walk
Reserve your free spot on this walk through its own freetour.com page, and at the end tip the guide whatever the walk was worth to you.
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