You’ll wander Segovia at your own pace with just your phone as guide—solving clues, finding quirky details, and snapping creative photos along the way. Expect unexpected laughs and small discoveries as you explore famous sights and hidden corners alike—moments you’ll remember long after closing the app.
The first thing I noticed was the echo of my footsteps under the arches near Plaza Mayor — it’s quieter than you’d expect for such a famous spot. I started the Segovia scavenger hunt with my phone in hand, feeling a bit skeptical (I mean, can an app really show you a city?). But then the first clue sent me searching for a stone carving I’d never have spotted otherwise. A local woman paused to watch me squinting at a sign, then just smiled and pointed up — turns out she knew exactly what I was trying to find. That little moment made me laugh.
It’s not just about ticking off sights like the Alcázar or Casa de los Picos (though, wow, those spikes on the facade are wild up close). The scavenger hunt had me reading plaques, peering into doorways, and even snapping a goofy selfie in front of some old fountain because “photo task” popped up on my screen. At one point, I got stuck on a riddle about Segovia’s aqueduct — ended up sitting on a bench eating churros while I tried to figure it out. The sun was warm but not too harsh, and there was this faint smell of baking bread from somewhere nearby.
I liked that there wasn’t any rush — you can take breaks whenever you want. Some people passed by in groups, others alone; everyone seemed wrapped up in their own version of the day trip in Segovia. My Spanish is shaky but the app worked fine in English (though I did try to read some clues in Spanish for fun — Li would’ve laughed if she’d heard me). By the end, I felt like I’d pieced together little stories from around town instead of just following a map. There’s something satisfying about solving things yourself, even if you need help from friendly strangers sometimes.
The tour usually lasts 1–2 hours but isn’t limited by time—you can go at your own pace.
Yes, it works well for solo travelers or groups since you control your own route and timing.
No—the app is available in English, Spanish, French, and German.
You’ll need a smartphone with internet access to use the Explorial app.
The walk is suitable for all fitness levels but not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with spinal injuries.
No—this is an outdoor walking tour; entry fees are not included or required.
Yes—service animals are allowed during the tour.
You’ll receive instructions and an access code after booking; just head to the starting point shown in the app.
Your experience includes access to the Explorial self-guided walking tour via app—just download it after booking and use your code to start exploring Segovia whenever you’re ready.
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