In Segovia, a 2000 year-old stone aqueduct built by the Romans bisects the town into two. Almost a kilometer-long section still stands with 118 arches. Its sheer height of 30 meters is quite awe-inspiring and it is a must to climb halfway in order to better appreciate the engineering effort put into it as well as to enjoy the view of the whole town with the mountains in the far background..
(Shot in Segovia, Spain with a Nikon D80)
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Amazing! Thanks for sharing – I’m heading to Madrid in January, now sure to add Sergovia to the list!
That would be cool! It’s just a short train ride away from Madrid. Thanks for your comment.
Heading here in December! Thanks for sharing the photo.