Travel guide to the ancient city of Segovia, Spain

Scenic spot introduction:

The ancient city of Segovia, Spain, is a small town located one hundred kilometers northwest of Madrid. Half of the city is mountains and half is plains. This ancient and elegant small town is surrounded by mountains and rivers, and the streets in the town are winding. , the architectural layout is unique and charming. In 1474, Queen Isabella, the first true king of the Kingdom of Spain, ascended the throne here.

Attractions distribution:

Segovia was occupied by the Romans in 80 BC. The well-preserved Roman aqueduct in the city was built around 50 BC. It was once the framework of the city of Segovia and is most eye-catching with its tall two-story arch; The Segovia Cathedral in the city was built in the 16th century in a typical Gothic style; the Alcázar not far outside the city is said to be the prototype of the castle in the cartoon Snow White; in addition to numerous castles, churches, squares, etc. Places of interest, Segovia's century-old restaurant Candido is also famous for its roasted suckling pig, and the town's narrow and winding streets are almost always crowded with tourists.

Scenic spot qualifications:

World Heritage

Scenic spot features:

Historical tours, cultural tours, ancient Rome, water conservancy projects, ancient cities