Avila is one of the oldest cities in Spain and the best example of a fortified city as it is surrounded by well-preserved medieval walls built sometime in the 11th century. It is also the birthplace of St. John of the Cross, 4th century theologian Priscillian and St. Therese, source of Spanish Catholic mysticism. The quarters hold an important number of Romanesque Churches, Gothic Palaces and a 12th century Cathedral, the last Gothic one built in Spain.

Visit the outskirts of the Cathedral, the Romanesqu Basilica of San Vicente, Mayor square and a brief walk through its old streets to see the Convent of St. Therese.

Proceed to the city of Segovia and have lunch in the old Roman city that still preserves the Roman Aqueduct from the time of Emperor Augustus. The city is also the location of an elegant Cathedral, an Alcazar fortress and the most spectacular castle in Spain.

Lunch Options
- Tourist Lunch: La Granja white beans; Segovian-style veal stew; dessert.
- Gourmet Lunch: La Granja white beans; roasted suckling pig; Segovian cake with ice cream; wine, mineral water and coffee.

Includes
- Transportation by deluxe motor-coaches with air-conditioning
- Multilingual tour conductor
- Lunch, depending on option selected

Excludes
- Meals and drinks not included in the description
- Tips and gratuities
- Personal expenses
- Optional activity costs

Please Note
- A vegetarian lunch menu is available upon request.
- Children below 6 years old are free of charge.