Historic sites
Aqueduct of Segovia
Segovia
A Roman aqueduct built around 100 AD, striding through the heart of Segovia on two tiers of granite arches, up to 28 m high, built without mortar.
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A Roman aqueduct built around 100 AD, striding through the heart of Segovia on two tiers of granite arches, up to 28 m high, built without mortar.
Often called the most beautiful square in Spain: a vast 18th-century baroque square of golden sandstone, enclosed by arcades and balconies, with meda…
Salamanca has two cathedrals joined together: the 12th-century Romanesque Old Cathedral, with a superb altarpiece of 53 painted panels, and the Gothi…
Founded in 1218, the University of Salamanca is one of the oldest in Europe.