The Roman aqueduct in Segovia, Spain was built around the 1st century AD.
The local golden stone was used to create a two-tiered structure of arches that carried water to the city’s inhabitants. 
It is well-preserved and withstood the ravages of time.
The aqueduct butts up against a plaza in the historic city.
Map of our route from Peñafiel to Valladolid and through Cuéllar and Segovia to Madrid.
More on our 2014 trip to Northern Spain.
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Segovia is a lovely place with its Aqueducts and Alcazar and the amazing landscape view…I was there in summer of 2012…..simply loved the place…:)
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