Aqueduct of Segovia
Segovia, Madrid
A Roman aqueduct of the 2nd century AD with 167 granite arches, among the largest Roman engineering works in Spain. The stone blocks are joined without mortar, and UNESCO listed it in 1985.
Cost Free
Time needed 30 minutes
Best time Daytime
Insider tip
The Aqueduct Interpretation Centre has its own hours and fees.
Nearby
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Good to know
- How much does Aqueduct of Segovia cost?
- Nothing. Aqueduct of Segovia is free to visit.
- How long do you need at Aqueduct of Segovia?
- Plan for 30 minutes.
- When is the best time to visit Aqueduct of Segovia?
- Daytime.
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