There is a beautiful church in the ancient city of Segovia

#Sign up for October hotel test sleeper Segovia is an ancient city in Spain, and many people will take a day to visit it when visiting Madrid. The ancient Roman aqueduct built by the Roman Empire after it ruled the Iberian Peninsula divides the quiet town on the gentle hill into two. Catedral de Segovia, also known as the Cathedral of San Frutos of the Assumption of Our Lady, was built around the 16th century and is the last Gothic cathedral in Spain. Its beauty and elegance, coupled with its size and visual intensity, and the 157 stained glass windows that surround it in a fascinating world of color, have earned this church the title of the Grand Lady of Churches.