Segovia

The municipality of Segovia stands at an elevation of 1000 meters, featuring a Roman aqueduct that extends through its central district with 167 arches.

Founded by Celtiberians, Segovia reached its peak during the Middle Ages when it became a center for wool trade with 27,000 residents in the 16th century.

The Cathedral of Segovia represents the final example of Gothic architecture in Spain, displaying intricate stone work and multiple chapels within its walls.

The city connects to Madrid through a high-speed rail network, with trains departing regularly from Segovia-Guiomar station located 4 kilometers from the center.

The Alcázar fortress rises on a rocky crag, combining architectural elements from different periods with multiple towers and two courtyards.

Location: Segovia Province

Capital city: Segovia City

Elevation above the sea: 1,000 m

Part of: Red de Juderías de España, Comunitat de la ciutat i terra de Segòvia

Shares border with: Real Sitio de San Ildefonso, Navas de Riofrío, La Losa, Ortigosa del Monte, Otero de Herreros, Valdeprados, Zarzuela del Monte, Lastras del Pozo, Monterrubio, Abades, Valverde del Majano, Valseca, Bernuy de Porreros, La Lastrilla, San Cristóbal de Segovia, Palazuelos de Eresma

Website: http://segovia.es

GPS coordinates: 40.94806,-4.11833

Latest update: May 26, 2025 19:10