The most beautiful sights of Segovia
The most beautiful places in Segovia
Less than a hundred kilometers north of Madrid you will find the beautiful historic city of Segovia. Approximately 55,000 inhabitants live here and tourists are attracted mainly by the city center, which offers a breathtaking Roman aqueduct, a fairytale castle and a magnificent cathedral. In addition, there are many churches and smaller palaces to see. In addition, the city is surrounded by walls
Roman aqueduct in Segovia
The most beautiful aqueduct in Spain
The Roman aqueduct in Segovia is considered the most beautiful and largest in all of Spain. It is also the biggest tourist magnet of the city. It is almost 30 meters high and has a span of over 800 meters continue reading
Alcazar in Segovia
The castle is like a fairy tale
The castle (Alcazar) in Segovia is certainly one of the most beautiful castles in all of Spain. The kings of Castile lived in it. It is nicely lit at night. In the city there are a number of vantage points for this castle from different sides. It is typical with its two completely different towers continue reading
Segovia Cathedral
The last Gothic cathedral in Spain
The architectural style of some Gothic Spanish cathedrals is completely different from the domes in Central Europe. It will impress with its power and lots of turrets. In addition, it is beautifully lit at night, so it pays to visit here several times and soak up a completely different atmosphere continue reading
Plaza Mayor (Segovia)
The main square of Segovia
The center of Segovia is undoubtedly the vast Plaza Mayor. In addition, the breathtaking cathedral can be seen directly from the square. The square is also home to the Ayuntamiento (City Hall) and the Church of San Miguel. An ideal place for dinner or lunch continue reading
Church of San Esteban
Church with the highest tower
Iglesia de San Esteban dominates the northwestern part of the historic center of Segovia. You can recognize it by the largest tower in this part of town. It belongs to the set of monuments under UNESCO continue reading
