Two churches in Segovia. Church of San Martín has no online ticket listed; Segovia Cathedral has 7 tickets and tours to book. The table and the two notes below put them side by side; the full pages have what to see, the ticket and the timing for each.
The Church of San Martin stands on a small square along the Calle Real, the main street that runs from the aqueduct to the cathedral in the old town of Segovia, and it is one of the finest Romanesque churches in the city. Entry is possible at service times, and the church is sometimes open for visits for a small fee; the exterior, with its famous portico, can be seen at any time and is the main reason to stop.
The standard ticket covers the cathedral, the cloister and the museum, and it is inexpensive; an audio guide is included in most versions. The tower is a separate guided climb, in timed groups of about twenty, up 150 steps to the bell chamber at 90 metres with the aqueduct, the Alcazar and the plain of Castile spread below; it runs a few times a day and is the best thing on the ticket list. Guided tours of the cathedral itself cost two to three times the entry and are worth it if you want the Comuneros story explained.