Segovia Aqueduct, one of the top ten attractions in Spain

The Roman Aqueduct is the most famous attraction in Segovia and has been built since Roman times. Standing 28 meters high and consisting of nearly 170 arches, it has played an important role as the Aqueduct of Segovia for nearly 2,000 years. The Segovia Aqueduct stands majestically at the entrance to the old town of Segovia. It does not require tickets and is open all year round. I would like to share with you how to seize the sun and find the best shooting angle! The name of the square in front of the Segovia Aqueduct is Plaza del Azoguejo, which can be said to be the entrance to the old town of Segovia. Although there are many tourists, it is a good area for taking photos. If you want to take beautiful photos, it is recommended to spend more time waiting. The light at dusk will be better than at noon or in the morning. The way of building aqueducts can overcome various terrains and bring water from far away into the urban area, so that everyone has clean water to use. The Roman Empire's masterpiece of water conservancy engineering is also, to some extent, a display of its great national strength. If you look closely, you can see a white statue of the Virgin Mary in the central niche of the aqueduct, which was added relatively late, around the 16th century. #Overseas Travel