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Aqueduct of Segovia

Aqueduct of Segovia

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Aqueduct of Segovia

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The Segovia Aqueduct is a true marvel of Roman engineering and one of the top attractions in this historic city in Castile and León, just a few miles (around 60 km) from Madrid.

History

This UNESCO World Heritage Site was likely built in the 1st century AD. It stretches for about 9 miles (15 km), carrying water from nearby mountains into the city. Its most iconic feature is the urban stretch, featuring 167 arches, both single and double. The structure reaches a height of up to 93.5 feet (28.5 meters) — a truly awe-inspiring sight!

The legend of the Segovia Aqueduct

According to local legend, the aqueduct wasn’t built by the Romans, but by the devil himself. Tired of hauling water every day, a young woman is said to have struck a deal with the demon to build it for her. But thanks to her prayers, the devil failed to finish it in time, which supposedly explains its slightly 'unfinished' look, despite its excellent preservation.

How to visit the Segovia Aqueduct

Civitatis offers a variety of tours in Segovia, and the aqueduct is always a highlight. Every proper guided tour of the city includes this Roman engineering masterpiece. From free walking tours and legend-themed routes to sunset visits and in-depth historical guides, you’ll have every chance to explore the many sides of this iconic monument.

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