Roman Aqueduct

The Roman aqueduct of Segovia, 1st-2nd C. AD	At Plaza Azoguejo, the aqueduct is up to 28m/93ft high	The Aqueduct of Segovia	No mortar was used in the construction
Periodic maintenance being performed on the aqueduct	Double arches of the Aqueduct of Segovia	Roman Aqueduct, Plaza Azoguejo	Aqueduct of Segovia
Central portion of the aqueduct with a niche for a statue	The Virgen de la Fuencisla, the Patroness of Segovia	Al fresco dining beneath the aqueduct, Plaza Azoguejo	Casa Candido, next to the Segovia Aqueduct
The whole old city of Segovia is protected as a World Heritage Site	The Aqueduct was kept in use until recently, delivering water to the Alcazar	Aqueduct of Segovia	Aqueduct of Segovia
Aqueduct of Segovia	Aqueduct of Segovia	Roma a Segovia en el Bilienario de su Acueducto, 1974	Copy of the famous statue Capitoline Wolf with Romulus & Remus
Capitoline Wolf of Segovia	Acueducto Romano, Segovia, built by Trajan in the 1st C.	Roman Aqueduct, Segovia	Roman Aqueduct, Segovia