Begin your journey in the beautifully preserved, antiquated city of Segovia, which was declared a Unesco World Heritage Site in 1985. Spending your first night in the city, take time to explore the various jewels of the city including the marvelous cathedral and Alcazar, which are truly straight out of a fairytale! Take a stroll by the Roman Aqueduct– the best preserved in the world– and make your way to the lovely ‘Plaza Mayor’ where you can end your day with classic Spanish tapas and wine. 

Start your cycling off right with views of the splendid Spanish countryside, leading you to the charming village of Collado Hermoso. Stop by the extravagant Royal Palace of San Ildefonso. Walking by its gorgeous gardens and fabulous fountains will have you feeling like a monarch in the 18th century! 

Ride away from the mountains to step into the medieval town that is Turegano. Stroll by town and admire the marvelous castle that towers over the village (visiting it is definitely a must on your checklist). Stop by the plaza to enjoy an aperitif or a delightful traditional meal!

Continue your journey back in time in the beautiful walled city of Pedraza. Considered to be the best preserved medieval village, not only in Segovia and Castilla y León, but in all of Spain, it is sure to be a highlight of your trip! This picture perfect town is a hidden gem of the region, filled with cobbled streets and local artisan shops for you to explore.

Cycle through and out the stunning old stone doorway that serves as an entrance to Pedraza and make your way through the roads of the rural countryside to various quaint villages that will give you a blast from the past. The rustic styles of charming towns like Huerta and Canicosa will allow you to witness the beauty of rural life as if you were going back in time.

Take a journey through sensational fields of sunflowers and wheat to the hilltop town of Sepulveda today. As you cycle through the plains of Castilla, soak in all of the natural beauty that surrounds you! Take a dip in the crystalline waters of the natural springs and have a picnic as you marvel at the medieval jewel that is your nearby destination. The winding cobbled streets of Sepulveda will lead you to romanesque churches, castles, and numerous other hidden treasures the town has to offer. 

This stunning capital of the region is also perfect for gastronomic pursuits, with various restaurants offering traditional meals such as roasted cordero and cochinillo.

 On this last journey of your trip, you'll be greeted with the scenic views and tranquility at Duranton Canyon Nature Reserve. Look down to see the river that has settled into the depths of the canyon, and look up to spot the astounding birds that inhabit the area, including the golden eagles and peregrine falcons.