Avila, historic city of Spain, with its magnificent XII century walls.The city is the birthplace of St. Teresa of Jesus. We visit the outskirtsof the Cathedral, "Plaza Mayor" or "Mercado Chico", "Plazade San Juan de la Cruz", and the interiors of the Romanesque Basilica of San Vicente, the Church of San Juan Bautista and the Convent of Santa Teresa de Jesus. Afterwards we will headto Segovia, rich in historical monuments, highlighting its majestic Roman Aqueduct. We visit the interiors of the Gothic Cathedral, and the XII Century Alcazar, spectacular fortified building. Bothcities, Avila and Segovia, have been declared World Heritage. Thelunch is taken in Segovia.


Typical lunch:"La Granja" white beans, roasted suckling pig and Segovian cake with ice cream. Red wine, mineral water.