Segovia Balloon Flight over the Aqueduct, with Optional Madrid Transfers

Segovia is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the reason is stacked in one place: a Roman aqueduct walking into the old town on two tiers of arches, medieval walls around it, and the Alcázar out on its rock at the far end. An hour in a balloon puts all of that in a single frame. Arrive in time to watch the balloon inflate. Safety briefing, then the climb. After landing comes a Spanish breakfast and a glass of cava. Two booking options: with or without round-trip transport from Madrid. One thing to know before you picture the morning. Baskets here hold anywhere between 4 and 24 passengers plus the pilot, and which one flies depends on how many people have booked that day. Twenty-four people in a basket is a different hour from four, and you find out which you are on when you get there.