Outside Madrid: plans near the city

In Complutum, in Alcalá de Henares, you can see the remains of the Roman city, where the streets, buildings and space of the ancient centre of life are preserved.

In Navas de Oro, a winery reveals the secrets of winemaking.

The excursion to Alcalá de Henares takes visitors through the city’s various points of interest: Cervantes’ house, the old university and the Archbishop’s Palace, united in a single itinerary.

The visit to Ávila runs through the interior of the city, completely surrounded by medieval walls, where historic buildings and streets follow one another in a dense sequence spanning from one period to another.

Inside the Alcázar of Toledo, a single stone retains traces of different eras, and the route through the building gradually reveals how its function has changed over time.

El Escorial and the Valley of the Fallen show two different facets of Spanish history, which coexist and are interpreted through architecture, scale and space.

Segovia is a blend of different eras, where Roman engineering, medieval streets and royal architecture do not follow one another, but intertwine in a single urban fabric.

From Madrid, you can reach Cuenca in a day and see the city, which rises above a gorge, and the natural cliffs that resemble a stone labyrinth.