Introducing Segovia
Strung out along a ridge overlooking the confluence of Río Eresma and Río Clamores, Segovia is one of those towns that could only exist in Spain – reeking with charm, studded with monuments and with a clamorous nightly soundtrack of noisy bars and great restaurants. In 1985, Unesco recognised the old city and aqueduct of Segovia as World Heritage sites. You could visit Segovia on a day trip from Madrid, but it amply rewards those who linger.
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Last updated: Mar 2, 2009
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