Best places: Historical landmarks in Segovia, Spain

Towering Roman aqueduct & grand landmark monument, constructed with 2 tiers and 167 arches.

Historic 17th-century square featuring San Miguel church, the cathedral & the Juan Bravo theater.

👍👍 Puerta de San Andrés (San Andrés Gate) also known as Arco del Socorro, the most monumental of the three that have been preserved and in which the Interpretation Center of the Wall has been installed, where visitors will know their history first-hand. In addition, here we can access the adarve, from...

👍 The complex is very beautiful, the wall is among other monuments, vestiges, buildings, etc. It is well preserved. You feel in another era.

👍👍 The view in day time and at night are totally difference. You should visit it in both day and night, especially during sun set. It is most beautiful in sun set time when you can see the drainage is in orange colour. This is one of the most beautiful place in Segovia, Spain.

👍👍 The beauty is not the gate itself but the views from the wall above the gate. It is a place with good views of the clamores valley and the Parral monastery

👍👍 Hello, as a family we have done this very accessible hiking route to the beginning of the Segovia aqueduct, a symbol of Roman social architecture. The path is very easy, at first it is a path and then it turns into a path between a forest of holm oaks, oaks and pines, with impressive visits to the P...

👍👍 Preparando ya el próximo viaje con familia y amistades para repetir la visita y que disfruten de esta grata experiencia, de una hora intensa, en el #scaperoom dentro del mismo Palacio Episcopal. La acogida del personal es familiar, el trato amable y la eficacia profesional y muy simpática. La acogi...

This 15th-century building features a facade with 617 granite points & a Renaissance courtyard.

👍👍 Increíble tal monumento, muy imponente, todo el recorrido excelente y el clima agradable, en general toda la ciudad es bonita.

👍 It is a beautiful neighborhood, in an area somewhat separated from the rest of the historic center of the city. It is becoming a high-class residential area, with the advantage of being just 10 minutes walk from the Aqueduct. Its main attraction is the Romanesque church of San Lorenzo, which gives i...

👍👍 Every corner of this historic center is worth visiting.

👍👍 A wonder of a tower in a storybook palace. The climb is difficult (but on the website you are notified before purchasing the ticket) there are 152 steps on a narrow spiral staircase, there is a stop halfway up, in an area that is presumed to be a refuge for the soldiers on duty with their fireplace...

👍👍 It is a beautiful monument. It looks like the gate of the Alcántara bridge in Toledo crossing the Tagus River.

👍👍 One of the entrances and exits of the city of Segovia. Essential step towards Zamarramala on the Camino de Santiago.

👍 Interesting to see how the water was treated at that time, and how thanks to gravity they eliminated sand and small fragments. In general, the entire aqueduct is a work of engineering to be from the Ancient Age.

👍👍 It is the only door that currently remains of the three that closed the Canonjías suburb between the 12th and 16th centuries. The doors were closed at night, and entry was prohibited to young and beautiful women, since the canons of the Old Cathedral lived in this neighborhood. The Old Cathedral, wh...

😐 A very curious place and, of course, little known (even among Segovians). During the Middle Ages, Jews were buried outside the city (on the other side of the walls) and this area was known as the "Jewish Necropolis." At this point, you can see several open-air graves where burials were made. The wal...

👍👍 Edificio singular reconvertido en biblioteca. En el pasado fue carcel. Curioso destino antes lugar para reos y condenas ahora lugar de lectores y libros