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September 28th 2016
Published: September 29th 2016
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28 September 2016

We spent the day exploring Segovia’s many fine buildings and sights which are confined in a fairly small area on the ridge and within the city walls.

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The aqueduct is quite low to begin with The aqueduct is quite low to begin with
The aqueduct is quite low to begin with
And grows as the ground drops awayAnd grows as the ground drops away
And grows as the ground drops away
Until reaching its maximum heightUntil reaching its maximum height
Until reaching its maximum height
Church of St MartinChurch of St Martin
Church of St Martin
Church of San EsterbanChurch of San Esterban
Church of San Esterban
The cathedralThe cathedral
The cathedral
Impressive ceiling and tapestries in the Chapter HouseImpressive ceiling and tapestries in the Chapter House
Impressive ceiling and tapestries in the Chapter House
San Andres gate in the city wallsSan Andres gate in the city walls
San Andres gate in the city walls
The cathedral dominates the top of the ridgeThe cathedral dominates the top of the ridge
The cathedral dominates the top of the ridge
Alcazar castle which is a bit of a fantasy having been rebuilt in 1862 after a fireAlcazar castle which is a bit of a fantasy having been rebuilt in 1862 after a fire
Alcazar castle which is a bit of a fantasy having been rebuilt in 1862 after a fire
There are other chapels and convents in the valley below the cityThere are other chapels and convents in the valley below the city
There are other chapels and convents in the valley below the city
When the aqueduct reached the city it went underground and its route is marked by a series of pavement plaques like the one in the foregroundWhen the aqueduct reached the city it went underground and its route is marked by a series of pavement plaques like the one in the foreground
When the aqueduct reached the city it went underground and its route is marked by a series of pavement plaques like the one in the foreground
The aqueduct casting shadows over the city in the late afternoon sunThe aqueduct casting shadows over the city in the late afternoon sun
The aqueduct casting shadows over the city in the late afternoon sun


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