Car hire in Segovia
2 offices in Segovia · Spain
Segovia packs a Roman aqueduct, a fairy-tale alcázar and roasting ovens whose woodsmoke scents the air from mid-morning into just a few streets. But its real appeal begins where the old town ends: the Guadarrama mountains to the south, the pine forests of Valsaín and a province dotted with walled villages that public transport barely touches.
The city has an AVE high-speed station, though it sits some 15 minutes from the centre, and bus connections into the province are scarce. With a hire car collected in the centre or by the railway station, you can string together Pedraza, La Granja and the Duratón gorges in a single weekend, free of timetables.
Search cars in SegoviaWhy hire a car in Segovia
- The Segovia-Guiomar AVE station is far from the old town and poorly connected to the province's villages: a car solves that last leg.
- Pedraza, Sepúlveda, Turégano and Ayllón each merit half a day, and only driving makes it comfortable to combine them.
- La Granja de San Ildefonso and the Valsaín pine forests are a quarter of an hour away — ideal for short escapes into the cool in summer.
Day trips near Segovia
- La Granja de San Ildefonso — A royal palace and gardens with monumental fountains at the foot of the mountains, ~15 min from Segovia by road.
- Pedraza — A single-gated walled medieval town, perfect for a roast lunch and a stroll free of cars, ~40 min away.
- Hoces del Duratón — A river gorge with the San Frutos hermitage and griffon vultures soaring overhead, ~1 hr's drive.
- Sepúlveda — A hilltop town above the Duratón gorge, famous for roast lamb and its viewpoints, ~50 min away.
Where to pick up your car
- Segovia Ciudad
- Segovia Estacion de Tren
Final prices in euros · book without paying · free cancellation up to 72 h before.
Frequently asked questions
Where is it best to collect the car in Segovia?
There are offices in the city and by the railway station. If you arrive by AVE at Segovia-Guiomar, picking up near the station saves you the transfer into the centre before starting your route.
Can you park near the old town?
The old quarter is largely pedestrianised or access-restricted. The practical option is to use the park-and-ride car parks by the aqueduct or near the bus station and explore the centre on foot.
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