It's good for being free, visiting Segovia on a Sunday we arrived around 11am, it was practically empty, it takes about 15 minutes to walk to the aqueduct, leaving the parking lot behind you go up a hill and in the middle there is a street that dead ends, You go down that path and at the end there is an elevator that takes you right up to the aqueduct. The bad thing about the park is that it is dirt because on rainy days it can be annoying.

Car parking, you can spend the night in a motorhome and it is a very quiet night, except that from 8 am it starts to fill up and you may have difficulty leaving with the car.

Good parking, somewhat bumpy but quite good, you can even stay with the motorhome

Visiting is a waste of time. It's far from the aqueduct bridge and it's always full of cars, so parking isn't possible. Visiting is a waste of time. It's far from the bridge and it's always full of cars, so parking isn't possible.

Great, how little there is free parking, lighting at night. The aqueduct about 10 minutes uphill.

Easy arrival and a stone's throw from the aqueduct and the old town, on Sundays and holidays the blue zone is free and on Saturdays until noon

Segovia Car Parking is a convenient option for parking in the city. It is well located and offers enough space for vehicles. Plus, the prices are reasonable and the staff is friendly and helpful. However, I would have liked the signs to be clearer to make it easier to locate the available spaces. Despite that, I had a satisfactory experience in this car park and would recommend it to those visiting Segovia by car.

A little dusty, a lot of holes but at least it's free

Large dirt parking lot and very close to the center.

Parking is good but very expensive

It is well located. The closest you can park in a van. It is a 15-minute walk to the aqueduct. It is made of dirt, but it is flat and well lit